The central principle of the game is an attention to detail that is frankly obsessive.
As Mr. Obama has learned, the central principle of Mrs. Clinton's combat style is simple endurance.
"The central principle was to return discretion to judges in drug cases.
But they realise that challenging the central principle of Roe would doom them with moderate voters particularly women.
But the central principle at work is the Fifth Amendment clause saying that if the government takes a person's property, it must pay "just compensation".
"The central principle is macroprudential oversight and we are in discussions about what that means for the FSA," he said at the time.
Pyne said on Sunday he was prepared to compromise on every part of the package to secure the central principle of university deregulation.
It should take this opportunity to reaffirm the central principle of Atkins and require states to adhere to medical consensus in defining intellectual disability.
From the very beginning of the Lesser Depression, the central principle for understanding macroeconomic policy has been that everything is different when you're in a liquidity trap.
Ever since the current economic crisis began, it has seemed that five words sum up the central principle of United States financial policy: go easy on the bankers.
Our inability, or unwillingness, to see her as mortal and fragile – just another elderly woman, only richer and more photographed than most – is the central principle, and insanity, of monarchy.
