This general principle applied both to male and female bodies.
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"It's a general principle about computers," he wrote earlier this year.
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Number one is the general principle of scaled-up agricultural economics.
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" Meadows added: "As a matter of general principle I'm not for tariffs.
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It is also a tragedy for the general principle of natural justice.
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" White continued, "I would have to do that on GP (general principle).
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The U.S. Supreme Court agrees with the general principle behind the legislation.
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Liking things ironically is, on general principle and by definition, a bullshit proposition.
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As a general principle, beneficiaries of non-charitable trusts need to be humans.
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The cover page of the 'General Principle of Television Drama Production Content' guidelines.
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Some shareholder advisory firms supported splitting the two posts as a general principle.
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You can argue the toss on that, but you can see the general principle.
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Net neutrality is the general principle that all internet traffic should be treated equally.
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"I think it's a good general principle for us to be promoting," Mr. Buchwald said.
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What we should not do, however, is turn "Believe the women" into a general principle.
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The general principle is that if the results repeat, then the original results were correct and reliable.
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A general principle of warfare and international humanitarian laws hold that attacks must be proportional in response.
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Burnham argued that the House of Representatives, as a general principle, could not sue the executive branch.
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My general principle is that taxes, as an issue, are just way, way overrated in economic policy.
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In fact, NASA's position is that it is currently "scientifically acceptable general principle" that humans cause climate change.
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When these moments occur, change results only if people organize around the general principle that such images convey.
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"As a general principle the Committee consider that class authorisations should be kept to an absolute minimum," it writes.
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I hate TV revivals on general principle and was prepared to dislike this one as a matter of course.
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He continues to undermine democratic norms, America's system of checks and balances, and the general principle of human decency.
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What unites Trump's actions of this past week is that they each represent an assault on this general principle.
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The traditional advice to a company targeted by a denial-of-service threat is not to pay on general principle.
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No. The process in Star Trek doesn't go into much detail but does lay out the general principle really well.
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I've long been interested in political decentralization, on the general principle that small is beautiful, or at least marginally beautifuler.
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As a general principle, you can have high wages or you can have low prices, but you can't have both.
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Bret: My general principle is that presidents are entitled to their Supreme Court picks, provided the nominee is intellectually qualified.
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"As a general principle, I object to grand juries," she said in a video statement after being released last week.
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The general principle is to protect the survivor and enable him or her to make decisions about the estate's assets.
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Can you think of an example when your personal feelings about something conflicted with a general principle or political position you have?
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As a very general principle, the three disciplines that govern space projects are, in order of increasing mutability: engineering, finance and law.
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These issues can include the regulation of gambling, the entitlement to religious accommodation at work and the general principle of religiously inspired schools.
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While the exact tools used by the two bandits are unclear as the individuals remain at large, the general principle is well understood.
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The subtext was especially strong when he was justifying military action, whether in Sierra Leone, Kosovo or Iraq, or as a general principle.
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Start with the general principle: If one person is wronged by another, they may be able to seek a remedy from the courts.
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When understood as subsidiary to the general principle — no initiating hostilities without Congress — it is an obligation, although too vague to be meaningful.
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"The general principle is: People like places that smell good, and they don't like places that smell bad," said Mr. Weening of Prolitec.
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Mori noted that as a general principle, Tokyo could possibly request extradition from a country with which it has no formal extradition agreement.
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"Although this context is new, the general principle, I think, isn't," said David Lauter, the Washington bureau chief for The Los Angeles Times.
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I'm disappointed that our numbers were off, but I still believe in the general principle that election day shouldn't be an information-free zone.
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It looks like the Chinese government's "General Principle of Television Drama Production Content" is not going to go down well with the Chinese people.
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"As a general principle, I do not believe the U.S. should ask other countries to engage in politically associated investigations and prosecutions," he said.
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This general principle is culled from attachment theory, but I believe it also holds good if we're talking about moving, financial insecurity, or job insecurity.
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The general principle of rotating the leadership between Moroccans and Turks had been agreed, but there was much squabbling over the timing of the transfer.
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The reason Super Bowl LI players face taxation stems from the general principle that states of residence can tax you wherever your employment takes you.
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"We operate by the general principle that our customers should benefit to the greatest extent possible from hard forks or other unexpected events," Farmer wrote.
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It's an awkward exception we've carved out to the admirable general principle that just government requires fair and free elections in which everyone can participate.
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"Cold" begins to discuss the physics of entropy, but it barely restates the general principle, meanders a bit, then stops before it discovers anything unfamiliar.
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The general principle of charging high tuition and then largely offsetting that tuition with grants for the poor could, of course, be applied much more broadly.
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"As a general principle, it seems more sensible to ask an elected government to regulate companies than to ask unelected companies to regulate such a government."
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As a general principle, it seems more sensible to ask an elected government to regulate companies than to ask unelected companies to regulate such a government.
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As a general principle, it seemed more sensible to ask an elected government to regulate companies than to ask unelected companies to regulate such a government.
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I expressed my own concerns about Stephens after his hiring, but I support the general principle of busting up the mostly liberal echo chamber around here.
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There are exceptions, but I've found that this general principle helps to explain tight-loose differences across nations, states, social classes, organisations and in pre-industrial societies.
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" When trying to pace bids in the room against bids online, he added later in an email, "the general principle is to allow for some lag time.
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And Democrats won't be able to uphold the general principle that in American elections, losing doesn't mean personal ruination, because for Trump it will and it should.
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Washington (CNN)US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said Sunday that as a general principle, people should avoid blaming or second-guessing sexual harassment accusers.
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DC parents are particularly blessed to enjoy so many free museums, but the general principle that urban cores excel in cultural amenities holds true all around the country.
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So, the first thing I do, just as a general principle, is if I'm told something by a senior administration official, I assume it's false until proven otherwise.
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I mean, there is a general principle that international law applies in cyberspace, it is not clear how international method in law applies and these other laws of war.
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In response to the same question, CCIA president Matt Schruers broadly expounded on "balancing" encryption with law enforcement access, but more as a general principle than a legal doctrine.
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"As a matter of general principle, no one should challenge the fact that African-American women have been marginalized regarding sexual assault claims," Mr. Fairfax said in the statement.
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And even if the same general principle does apply to us, Schmidt and her team say there's no clear lead on where these other pathways could exist in the brain.
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There was even more widespread support of the general principle of regulating financial services and their products, with 89 percent of all voters polled saying it is important to regulate them.
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"Let Roe go," urged Megan McArdle of the Washington Post last week, even as she explained she believed as a general principle that women ought to be free to choose abortion.
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But the general principle makes sense: If your policies bring instability that in turn breeds fear and hatred, then candidates who thrive on those things are more likely to get elected.
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So like Machiavelli, getting back to your Florentine example, you know he cites very specific examples about the, you know, the Ghibellines or whatever faction, but the point is that's a general principle.
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However, Richard Withers, the head of government relations for Vanguard Europe, told Reuters the firm supported the general principle of fund-level stress-testing, as long as firms had discretion over the details.
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The tweet, however, is an exception to a general principle: While Trump is not a man averse to boasting, he hasn't made the robust job numbers the central theme of his midterm campaigning.
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Contrasting equity with the rigid rules of positive law would have no parallel in the development in international law, where the legal concept of equity is a general principle directly applicable as law.
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Outside of its implications in a classroom setting and its fundamental interpretations, the general principle stands: everything you do will have repercussions, making it crucial to remain tenacious in our words and actions.
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We noticed that the Rules require, in general principle, local taxi administration authorities to manage the platform licensing application process, and a certain discretion is granted local governments to determine the detailed operating requirements.
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"As a general principle removing the stigma of a criminal record for people who have served their sentence and then shown themselves to be law abiding citizens, enhances public safety for all Canadians," said Goodale.
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The FIFA Council agreed to the "general principle that member associations from confederations of the last two hosts of the FIFA World Cup will be ineligible to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup," FIFA said.
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The same general principle applies to the length of prison sentences, which in many cases have gotten longer as a result of sentence enhancements, repeat-offender laws, "three strikes" laws and "truth-in-sentencing" laws.
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Bush's FEMA decisions were based half on the general principle of undoing things Clinton had done, half out of a Republican idea that the federal government should cede the lead on disasters to the states.
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"As a general principle, Marubeni will no longer enter into any new coal-fired power generation business," the trading house said in a statement announcing its new business policies on coal-fired power and renewable energy.
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But the general principle holds: the work needed to achieve even arbitrary goals (like beating humans at a video game) helps spur the whole field of AI. And it also helps those challenged by the machines.
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The general principle applicable to all contexts is that the last mile is the most difficult and expensive to build, but equally the most valuable: Dominating the last mile can provide a nearly unassailable competitive position.
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This works because as a very general principle, we like reading emails about stuff we are interested in, from a person or brand we trust (or at least has a point of view we find intriguing).
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History has shown that even governments that want to protect individual freedom have many other interests and they also give precedence to the freedom of their own citizens over the freedom of the individual as a general principle.
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While this particular lawsuit relies on local Philadelphia law, the general principle behind it could apply to other jurisdictions as well, according to National Consumer Law Center attorney Charles Delbaum, who is collaborating on the lawsuit with the PILC.
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Most importantly, while people may agree on the general principle of universal insurance or avoiding government overreach, no one who has access to health care wants it messed with, and they will punish anyone who tries to do that.
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In the two decades since, technologists have become convinced that this is something close to a general principle: It's very difficult to design encryption algorithms that are vulnerable to eavesdropping by one party but provably secure against everyone else.
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Since then, they've stuck to the same general principle: "What I like about the way we use music is that it actually works in the episode in a way that shows thoughtfulness rather than just a knowledge of pop," he says.
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I'm big into ripped jeans, so I tried to be a pillar of body confidence for my double digit girls, but these gargantuan holes did my thunder thighs zero favors (plus at $215, I expect more fabric on general principle).
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Transfer applications usually come from prisoners serving long sentences and the general principle behind them is that a transfer will aid a convicted person's ability to rehabilitate by placing them in a more familiar environment with access to their relatives.
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The IRSN official said that the absence of a ruling about the general principle of life extensions would not prevent the ASN from ruling on the Tricastin 753 reactor - EDF's oldest -which is due for its 40-year review from 2019.
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The rights of any vessel, flying any flag to transit and innocent passage are not some pretext for meddling in foreign affairs — they are the means of exercising a general principle that promotes peace, cooperation, and prosperity the world over.
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"As a general principle, I do not believe that the U.S. should ask other countries to engage in selective politically associated investigations, or prosecutions against opponents of those in power," Kent said of Trump's infamous request to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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And at this point, sex equality is only there by interpretation of the Equal Protection Clause in particular cases, not as a general principle, not as an overarching constituting norm, and it can be given or taken at any time.
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In the government&aposs first briefing since Ghosn skipped bail, Justice Minister Masako Mori said on Monday that as a general principle, Tokyo could request the extradition of a suspect from a country with which it has no formal extradition agreement.
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Mr Chapnin believes the church leadership is unwilling to confront, or disappoint, a contingent of 100,000 or so fervent royalists who have long been nostalgic not just for the martyrs of 1918 but for the general principle of divinely appointed, absolute monarchy.
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I am saying as a general principle, if they are in the know that something is not right, then it is incumbent upon them to tell me... It is the fiduciary duty of the board and the management to do the right thing.
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It's based on the idea that while ethnic diversity may be good as a general principle, all that matters in an individual work is what the artist thinks is best to serve the story; if these choices are effective, then the work is effective.
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Don&apost hesitate to toss out your TV if you want to do it on general principle, but we&aposve got more work to do to better understand which kids are at risk from too much time staring at the iPad or boob tube.
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Britain's finance ministry said in a June paper that if there was no transition deal to smooth the Brexit process after the official departure day in March 2019, then as a general principle Britain would default to treating EU states largely as it does other third countries.
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"As a general principle, I do not believe the United States should ask other countries to engage in selective, politically associated investigations or prosecutions against opponents of those in power, because such selective actions undermine the rule of law regardless of the country," Kent told lawmakers during his opening statement.
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As early as 1872, the court recognized that it was 'a general principle of the highest importance to the proper administration of justice that a judicial officer, in exercising the authority vested in him, [should] be free to act upon his own convictions, without apprehension of personal consequences to himself.
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"The general principle that I know deeply concerns the president is that we need to live in a world where the government sets a level playing field between internet vendors and mom and pop stores," Kevin Hassett, the chair of the president's council on economic advisers, said Thursday on Fox Business.
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In so doing, the court affirmed the rights and dignity of gay persons and the general principle that religious objections are not a permissible basis on which business owners may discriminate; it also expressly held open the possibility that a case involving similar facts might be decided differently in the future.
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When somebody files a defamation lawsuit they often include the article as an exhibit and, I'm not an expert on the case law regarding the publication of court documents, but the general principle, as I understand it, is that reporters and outlets are generally protected from defamation and libel complaints concerning the publication of court documents—Isaac: Keenan, "generally" is the right word.
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Other winners: The Hound, for overcoming his fear of fire to gain prophetic gifts; Beric Dondarrion, for realizing he's just a patsy in some cosmic game; the Lord of Light; the show's casting directors, for convincing Jim Broadbent to stop by; Lady Lyanna Mormont, on general principle; winter, for arriving; Ed Sheeran, for somehow convincing people he should be on the show.
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To support its position, U.S. Soccer has entered into evidence emails from John B. Langel, a former lawyer for the players' union, including one in which he wrote that "the general principle we are working under is that items we have not specifically covered in the M.O.U. would remain the same as under the prior C.B.A." But there was no evidence that the players themselves agreed with or disputed that understanding, or that Langel had the authority to approve a collective bargaining agreement on their behalf.
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