His final speech therefore "speaks, in principle, of broadening the critical faculties and perceptual abilities of man in light of such developments.
So one may speak in principle of a decoupling of the factors that determine the size of the joint surplus from those that determine its distribution, the latter being the "responsibility" of the union at the industry level.
Hopefully, Joe will avoid his "ladies and gentlemens," will speak in grand principles and not ponderous detail, and will not be shy about holding her accountable.
Biden ought to speak in grand principles, not ponderous detail: that we must restore our prestige abroad, as Barack Obama showed he could do with his summer tour, and John McCain has shown no ability to do.
Republicans speak in terms of principle, not programs.
Valenti tends not to refer to himself as a lobbyist, and when he makes public pronouncements he frequently speaks in terms of principle (artistic freedom, the First Amendment) and the public good, rather than of the economic interests of his bosses.
"If the statute were simpler, and spoke more in principles, the courts would feel a broad mandate to enforce the law and honor the intentions of lawgivers".
No one spoke, in keeping with a key principle of mindful eating.
Although Justice O'Connor, like her colleagues, speaks, and is expected to speak, in the timeless language of principle, she is in fact alert, as her deference to the briefs from industry and the military shows, to the real-world consequences of what she decides.
Although she speaks in terms of high-minded principles, her only real concern seems to be personal achievement.
