First we shall give a brief outline of the four principles approach, often referred to as "principlism".
I am convinced that new, innovative ideas could meet the four principles.
Her problems are the most everyday of the four principles characters, which is why she's everyone's favourite housewife.
The religion's belief centres on Okhwangsangje, or "Great Lord of Okhwang (Heaven)." Poch'ŏngyo professes the four principles of one mind, coexistence, forgiveness, and conquest of disease.
He will spend just 30 days in Sydney, write about the city through the stories of his former rambunctious mates -- now prosperous, all but one -- and organize it around the four principles of fire, water, earth and wind.
Secularism was enshrined as one of the four principles of Bangladesh's constitution, but in 1977 it was removed, and the Koranic phrase "Bismillah-ar-Rahman-ar Rahim" was added.
The climate of intolerance against secularists has worsened dramatically in recent years in Bangladesh, a nation that is more than 90 per cent Muslim but founded on the "Four Principles" of nationalism, democracy, secularism and socialism.
The first nine months of 1918 saw Wilson's famous series of pronouncements on his war aims: the Fourteen Points (January 8), the "Four Principles" (February 11), the "Four Ends" (July 4), and the "Five Particulars" (September 27).
One very influential approach along these lines, known as the "four principles" of bioethics, attempts to describe a set of minimum moral conditions on the behaviour of health care professionals.
The vision Mr. Cigarroa then offered -- based on the four principles of opportunity, economic prosperity, quality of life and stewardship -- directly conflicted with some of the "breakthrough solutions," though it embraced the goals if not the specifics of others.
Others argued to the contrary that the four principles are not an appropriate basis for a global bioethics because at least some of them in particular the principle of autonomy reflect peculiarly Western values.
