Moreover, no distinction between who receives benefits and to whom costs incur can normally be made, thus potentially waiving the principle of social equity (some segments of the community might receive all benefits at the expense of others).
"As a journalist committed to accuracy," he said, "I felt it would be terrifically hypocritical to waive that principle just to gain access to the Chinese marketplace".
However, Finns may be prepared to waive that principle of equality, if an experiment produces valuable information for society.
Soon after he joined Macmillan Publishing Company in New York as a textbook editor in 1941, Japanese military forces attacked Pearl Harbor and, he said, "I waived my Quaker principles and volunteered for service". He began as a Navy enlisted man, but he soon became an officer and was made a "super-secretary" to an aviation maintenance unit in the Solomon Islands.
Back then there wasn't a treaty that couldn't be violated, a principle waived or a definition parsed in the defence of American power and pursuit of popular revenge.
Miss Sleeth, who runs the Willkie farms on what is called the cehmurgy principle, is planting soy beans and used new hybrid, short-stalked corn, which has changed the Indiana landscape, once waiving with man-high maize.
A rigorous adherence, however, to this principle, is waived by those who would be gainers by it.
The noteholders, in return for payment of the principle, would waive their rights to collect more than $100 million in prepayment penalties and additional interest.
Ethical approval has been waived, but a statement of ethical considerations confirming that ethical principles have been adhered to is provided (see additional file 1: Statement of ethical considerations).
They agreed in principle to acquire defensive tackle Tom Barndt, who was recently waived by the Cincinnati Bengals.
