In other remarks given to Sky, Burnham acknowledged that Corbyn's popularity in the leadership contest so far was down to his rival's principles.
Responding to this kind of anticipated objection to his own work (described in Section 4 below), John Bishop has argued that a forced choice is required whenever one is confronted by the rival "framing principles" of alternative doxastic practices.
For this rival particularist camp, principles and moral generalizations give us real knowledge about certain types of action and what makes them right or wrong (Lance and Little 2006, Little 2001).
In principle, rival hypotheses make different commitments about the nature of evolutionary history, but in practice these hypotheses are empirically indistinguishable given the available evidence.
Here Fried dons the robe of social philosopher, setting out first principles, considering rival views and venturing real-world applications.
Split into factions following rival leaders Lloyd George and Herbert Asquith, their principles challenged by the savageries and necessities of the war, and their progressive political territory challenged by a growing Labour movement, the 1918 campaign broke the back of the party: the Liberals would never again form their own government.
In the next section we will be centrally concerned with this as a rival to the Harm Principle.
In some sense of 'distinct', it stands to reason, properties are causal rivals as the principle says.
In U.S. News and World Report, he explained why he decided against forming an exploratory committee like many of his Democratic rivals, on the principle that he had "to get to work".
Most of all, Hezbollah won respect by sticking to its principles, even among rival sects and the leftist cafe regulars in Beirut who are skeptical of its religious conservatism.
