Dowie envisioned that the city, founded on principles of racial equality, would be run in accordance with Christian ethics.
The point is that markets are run on the principle of "one pound, one vote", which means that those who have enough money can fulfil even the most frivolous of their desires, while those who don't may starve to death.
Run on the principle of one dollar, one vote, controlled by the rich nations while operating in the poor ones, the bank has funded hundreds of white-elephant projects that have greatly enriched corrupt elites and foreign capital while evicting local people from their land and leaving their countries with unpayable debts.
Charities for example, may be established on principles of altruism, but they are often large, successful businesses that require buildings and staff to run them.
Under the new constitution, known as the Basic Law, China proposed that Hong Kong would be run on the principle of "one country, two systems".
Wilson is familiar--as most scientists are--with "labs that are run on the principle of competition, creating an atmosphere of pressure, secrecy, noncooperation, and mistrust," he says.
Meyer seems to run on the principle of a New York delicatessen, that rudeness is charming: Buy the hat, don't buy the hat, what do I care?
My life was run on the principle of all or nothing: sell the novel or live in squalor; find a man to marry or live the nonstop, frenetic single life; have the best dress at the party or don't go at all.
Surely Rand Paul, who ran his Senatorial campaign on the principles of limited government, would recognize the need to free D.C. from undemocratic rule.
Stepping back it will want to explore how people were assessed and prepared for a place at Ford and their suitability for an environment that runs on the principle of consent.
KI runs on the principle of cellular manufacturing.
