It made reasonable engineering decisions based on what was known at each step along the way, keeping in mind the principles of do no harm, work all options in parallel, leave no stone unturned.
No; it avers that the principle of doing so is "broadly accepted as both normal and useful".
In pursuing the principle of noninterference, we are eroding the principle of doing anything we please without being blasted away by jittery agents of the state.
It's all good and well to claim that doctors should work for the principle of doing good, but are you suggesting we shouldn't be remunerated for our compassion and hard work?
I am aiming the question first at mental health practitioners since the idea of helping people towards sanity and well-being has been supported by the principle of doing no harm.
The principle of doing good [ 2, 4], or maximizing benefits over harms [ 10] and non-maleficence, the principle of not harming, inherent to the field of health-care, can become a surprisingly contentious issue in public health, in that the latter is principally concerned with community health, whose interests occasionally collide with the interests of health or well-being of individuals.
There again, all too much of the Commons' activity operates on the principle of do as I say, not as I do.
"For the United States to tell us in the UK that we must surrender control of so much of our democracy is a breathtaking example of the principle of do as I say, not as I do.
ICTs should follow the principle of do no harm.
