(Whether these are necessarily two principles of equity or one is a debate for another day).
Two principles of network design are proposed to promote their stability and to avoid their collapse.
In "Anarchy, State and Utopia" (1974), Nozick argued that Mr Rawls's two principles of justice were in irreconcilable conflict.
The two principles of the unwritten Victorian constitution under which we are governed are parliamentary supremacy and the rule of law.
Thomas continued: "None of these issues raised by the two principles of the rule of law and access to justice is easy.
Tonight I pledge to you my unshakable dedication to these two principles of Thomas Jefferson's: Equal rights for all; special privileges for none.
They set clear and strict rules of conduct: their two principles of behavior were "Work Hard" and "Be Nice," and all the other rules flowed out of those.
He also supports a principle of restitution of property, if it can be shown that ownership didn't follow the two principles of justice.
Lord Nicholls said that a counter-appeal by the attorney general concerned "the interaction of two principles of fundamental importance in this country: freedom of expression and the rule of law".
A military strike would prompt another competition in Germany between the two principles of "Never again war" and "Never again Auschwitz", like the one that took place during the Kosovo war in 1999.
"The detail was always going to come," Mr. Lew said, as the administration balanced its two principles of ensuring religious freedom and of women's right "to get all forms of preventive health, including contraceptives".
