As expected, staff adhered to principles derived from social learning theories but they also subscribed to principles from social control, labeling, and strain.
The lesson Algeria holds for occupied Iraq and other nations trying to escape authoritarian rule is obvious: insist that everyone subscribe to democratic principles and, whatever you do, do not try to rush the process.
Pardon me, pardon me, my good Lord, I can never subscribe to these principles.
But once "Sullivan-like" principles are in place and adequately monitored, he said, Wall Street could refuse to finance any lender that did not subscribe to those principles.
I hereby christen this theory Kanyesian economics, in honour of its leading thinker, and implore governments across the world to subscribe to its principles without delay.
Many of the banks on the list subscribe to environmental principles, such as cutting their own greenhouse gas emissions and conducting environmental impact assessments on projects they finance.
The Socialist Party U.S.A. does distribute red cards to members willing to "subscribe to the principles" of the party, but another leftist group, the Democratic Socialists of America, prefers online registration, with members using a virtual shopping cart to pay yearly dues of about $60 by credit card — Marx be damned.
While the older generation still subscribe to these principles, confining the debate to a few unclear solutions, younger people in Poland might break with the past to widen the choices as well as the alternatives from which answers to Poland's stagnant political landscape might be found.
They subscribe to the principles to boost their images, but, because the charter and code of conduct are not binding, their policies and practices may not match the intentions, she says.
Two of the herbicides assessed in this trial, hexazinone and terbuthylazine, were both prohibited for a time from use in certified forests where forest owners subscribe to the principles set out by the FSC.
For anti-realists who subscribe to intuitionistic principles of reasoning, the most that can be said is that there is no present warrant to assert that Socrates either did or did not sneeze in his sleep the night before he took the hemlock.
