There seem, then, to be two principled approaches to the problem of armed criminals.
The show opened with music from "Chariots of Fire," a movie about two principled British runners in the 1924 Olympics, but it was not the famous theme by Vangelis; the creators instead chose the classic hymn "Jerusalem".
A welcome aspect of Burt's study is that it presents the debate between Lincoln and Douglas as a real debate between two principled political actors struggling to make sense of their time.
Now he has proposed two principled and plausible solutions to the long-running conflict over President Hugo Chávez, which has divided Venezuela's people, hobbled its economy and raised the specter of a breakdown in constitutional rule.
As Mira and Salma study each other through the fence separating their properties, the film implies that the combined strength of two principled women is still no match for the powers that be.
As in the previous human psychophysical study [12], [13], we used two principled methods of selecting interesting but uninformative fragments for comparison.
"Having thirty principled Republicans doesn't accomplish anything, and that's not acceptable," he told me.
You can't expect more than one principled stand per quarter from any elected official.
And I made three principled proposals at the Shangri-La Dialogue saying that if claims are to be made, then they should be based on international law.
That's presumably the test isn't it?Mr Abe: Of course we agreed on our four principled items this time.
He bristles at the generalization that malevolence is his specialty, pointing out that for every villain he has played there are two or three principled characters, like Colonel Brandon in Ang Lee's film of "Sense and Sensibility".
