The first push to restrict immigration in the 20th century got started after anarchist Leon Czolgosz assassinated President William McKinley; he wasn't even an immigrant himself, his parents were, but it was enough to prompt Teddy Roosevelt to ask congress to bar "the coming to this country of anarchists or persons professing principles hostile to all government".
Some even characterized the choice to work for O'Rourke as an abandonment of previously professed principles.
Is there any reason why this so frequently professed principle should not be properly applied to a situation where the European Union and its Member States grant substantial amounts of money to Israeli NGOs?
Professing liberal principles, Prim was elected in 1843 to the Cortes (parliament) and shortly afterward took part in a successful insurrection against Espartero; he was then named military governor of Madrid and later of Barcelona.
The Supreme Court has long professed the principle that "death is different," that in order to deprive someone of his life, the state must be punctilious about providing him every procedural protection.
The religion's belief centres on Okhwangsangje, or "Great Lord of Okhwang (Heaven)." Poch'ŏngyo professes the four principles of one mind, coexistence, forgiveness, and conquest of disease.
No country professing the republican principles of Paine and Jefferson and Lincoln has ever fallen under an iron heel — if we except France under Vichy — by holding true to those principles.
Both major political parties profess commitment to the principles of tax relief, economic fairness, and reliance on market forces to create a decent future for all of us.
I would add that if they don't stick to the principles they profess to hold and stand up to the lobbyists they've kowtowed to from the start, "holding power" won't be anything they have to worry about.
He professes devotion to the principles of the welfare state, but he wrote a stinging criticism of the Nordic model in his youth.
They have concerns over the "independence principle", and profess there is too high a degree of interactivity between the control and safety systems.
