It will lose touch with its principles and eventually crumble under the weight of its own spoils.
There is a growing debate about whether this obstruction amounts to a crime against humanity, one that requires the United Nations to forcibly deliver relief supplies under its "responsibility to protect" principle.
Under Dutch principles, its write-off was 1.29 billion euros.
Whereas the EU has defined a political mandate for the European Commission in the Maastricht treaty of 1993, ASEAN has defined 'consultation and consensus' as one of its key principles under the umbrella of the 'ASEAN way'.
The contrast material identification contributes not only its quantification (see the above section on Dual-energy CT under Basic principles), but also its subtraction [19, 20, 21].
Because gambling is banned under Islamic principles, Málaga replaced its main sponsor after the Qatari takeover, with Unesco, the U.N. cultural agency, taking the place of the bookmaker William Hill.
Those reasons resemble the ones the military gave after its 2006 coup — that while the military supports democracy, it has been "under democratic principles" that "both individuals and groups had caused a loss of life and damage many times".
It lacked the clarity of purpose that the Republican Party had, and its members were unable to unite under basic principles.
Reflecting its Methodist heritage, the IPHC is governed under the principles of connectionalism, a mixed system of episcopal and congregational polity.
Its answer: Mr. Said's behavior is protected under the principles of academic freedom.
