Even if they do not worry about principle, I tell people to volunteer out of intrinsic interest and not an instrumental agenda.
It becomes "let's get our person in and maybe worry about principles or what's best for the country later". CF: Well, yes, exactly.
Jack wastes little energy worrying about the principles of his calling — it's his job, he's good at it and he takes as much pride in his handiwork as a gourmet chef might show for a faultless beef Wellington — and in Booth's novel he actually believes he's providing something of a public service, a critical cog in the gears of history.
Academic freedom is great in principle, but worrying about money and tenure is stressful; I'm not sure that, for me, that stress is fully offset by the satisfaction of research.
It finds that while Britons overall preferred consensual political leadership by a margin of 54% to 23%, less geographically mobile people were 11% more likely to want a "strong" leader who carried out their principles without worrying what other people thought.
Ever since the right launched its campaign to demonize the term, liberals have been worrying about their philosophical principles.
Several of the former oldest people in the world said that learning to relax and not worrying were their key principles in life. .
Anything that's built up out of parts you could, at least in principle, worry about the parts coming apart and, hence, the thing being destroyed.
Although it had been thought that the principle worry about plastic in the ocean was that it chokes or strangles wildlife, or is actually eaten, Mr Harris says that when plastic is suspended in water it also attracts free floating chemicals, including PCBs and DDT.
I would like to raise one aspect of the proposal which still worries me: the principle of subsidiarity.
