"Individuals with knowledge of our staff understand the high principles under which we operate.
"One of the three principles under which bookmakers operate is that of keeping crime out of gambling.
It undermines the principles under which public health systems are conceived and designed, viz, when you want to know what's needed, you ask people who know.
Norway has been a supporter of creating the principles, under the auspices of the UN conference on trade and Development (Unctad).
"We believe that – if agreed – the principles under discussion will provide a very positive framework for negotiations and potentially could lead to no change until 2014," they said.
Since the Constitution came into effect on Jan . 1 Hungary has become a center of concern in Europe over deterioration of democratic principles under Mr. Orban.
In September 2005 the province's premier, Dalton McGuinty, decided to prohibit all settlement of family matters based on religious principles under the Arbitration Act.
Adani would find it more difficult to attract financing as many major banks subscribe to the equator principles, under which resource projects are not backed without traditional owner consent.
"The Democrats should start standing up for certain core principles that were historically Democratic principles under Truman, F.D.R., J.F.K. and, for that matter, Clinton," proposes Richard Holbrooke, the Clinton ambassador to the United Nations.
In his sleekly refurbished office, Archbishop Ivan Prendja talked at length in an interview about the need for Croatia to become a more moral and law-abiding nation of "ethical principles" under the Church's hand.
These young people are revolutionaries in their own way: They don't march, but they are rethinking the world, challenging the very principles under which our society has lived since the Industrial Revolution.
