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Meanings of principle in English
Usage of principle in English
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It's not a problem of public relations, it's a problem of principle.
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New Zealand Plant Producers Incorporated said it strongly supported biosecurity in principle.
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It said the local board granted its approval in principle last year.
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However, in my view, such incidents raise a wider issue of principle.
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It is easier, however, for opposition parties to raise questions of principle.
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I still believe in the basic principle of risk weighting, he said.
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The principle of feeling good applies to your family pets, for instance.
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I accept the principle of sharing sovereignty over issues of common concern.
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This case illustrates a general principle: keep all options on the table.
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The Irish Times understands a deal was agreed in principle last week.
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The NSW Government said it would accept all 76 recommendations in principle.
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He said, in principle, vouchers also made sense for the disability sector.
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But she added: In principle, the direction is absolutely the right one.
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Police Association president Chris Cahill said he supported the proposal in principle.
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I will use the work energy principle to find the initial speed.
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There was a question of principle to be addressed, Mr Kitt said.
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