"The main principle of our work in Kenya was to remain covert," Mr. Mohammed wrote in one excerpt quoted in court papers.
The Allied powers that went to war against Germany and Japan in the name of self-determination — which is the main principle of the Atlantic Charter, signed by Roosevelt and Churchill in 1941 — all had imperial possessions.
A short note appended to the latest episode, released Wednesday, said that investigators' pressure on the director, Pavel Kostomarov, had violated "the main principle of a documentary of high quality: the author should not be a participant of the events".
"The main principle of the book is that Jesus died for us," he said, "and we should be applying that sacrifice to the dating world, putting that other person's interests in front of yours".
The main principle of surgery, as Professor John Hutson, an Australian general surgeon, explained in a symposium on circumcision in the Journal of Medical Ethics, is that no operation should be undertaken if there is no disease, and the risk of the procedure cannot be justified without the risk of a disease.
In his landmark collection of essays, The Souls of Black Folk (1903), William Edward Burghardt Du Bois, a professor of sociology at Atlanta University, disputed the main principle of Washington's political program, the idea that voting and civil rights were less important to black progress than acquiring property and achieving economic self-sufficiency.
Loyalty is the main principle of your behaviour.'".
This is also the main principle of the hormone-based delivery system.
This is also the main principle of calibration followed by our previous work [19].
The main principle of the proposed multihypothesis motion estimation algorithm is shown in Figure 3.
This chapter briefly introduces the main principle of immunoassays in standard diagnosis.
