Sentence examples for subject in principle to from inspiring English sources
There was no indication in the Guardian article that Mr. Snowden had ever acquired legal residency in Hong Kong, so he would appear to be subject in principle to the 90-day limit that all American passport holders have for visa-free stays there.
But every such appropriation is subject in principle to the consent of all and must be offered up for social ratification.
We may distinguish general arguments, designed to show that all miracle claims are subject in principle to certain failings, from particular arguments, designed to show that, whatever may be the case in principle, such miracle claims as have historically been offered are inadequately supported.
Whether it be a veritable argument or not (and Wittgenstein never labeled it as such), these sections point out that for an utterance to be meaningful it must be possible in principle to subject it to public standards and criteria of correctness.
Despite the cuts, councillors agreed in principle to freeze council tax for 2011-12 subjectoto additional government funding.
It is argued that a language has to be, in principle, subject to checking by someone other than an individual user of the language (Wittgenstein 1953, 258).
In countries with unique personal identification, it is possible in principle (subject to suitable ethical and confidentiality safeguards) to cross-link data of different types that relate to the same individuals (e.g. population-based data and health facility data) (32).
At a regional growth fund event on Monday Business Secretary Vince Cable announced that a new offer to Lotus had been agreed in principle subject to negotiations and due diligence tests.
First, some think that the scope of responsibility is not restricted to actions (and other items) subject to moral evaluation but in principle applies to all intentional actions (as well as other items that may be linked to such actions. See e.g., Fischer and Ravizza, 1998: 8, nt. 11).
"As a result of the action of the board and Mr. Redstone, outstanding litigation related to CBS' compensation practices has been favorably resolved in principle, subject to court approval," CBS said in a statement.
For this reason, the capacity of evidence to generate agreement among even impeccably rational individuals is in principle subject to significant limitations.
