Examples of using Not in principle in English and their translations into Dutch
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Stanley is not in principle.
Well, not in principle, but how am I going to eat?
The insertion of the needle feels you are not in principle.
Thus, I am not in principle against shooting.
The difference is in time only, but not in principle.
Therefore it cannot in principle propose alternatives.
Not in principle, but participants should be physically fit.
The delay in itself is not in principle a basis for a claim.
Footpaths, crossings, specially equipped sidewalks are not in principle.
Inaccuracies or deviations cannot in principle constitute a reason for compensation and/or termination.
other diseases are not in principle necessary.
Exceptions will not in principle be possible where ttuly fundamental interests are at stake.
an internet search engine does not in principle create new autonomous content.
Now, of course, I am not in principle either for or against Japanese inward investment in Europe.
Thus the historical precedent of continuing to use ritviks after his departure can only be a change in detail, not in principle.
Committing a political crime is not in principle a ground justifying exclusion from refugee status.
compliance with which is not in principle compulsory;
1960s the government did not in principle encroach upon the territory of the enterprise.
as well as other places where the soil is not in principle.
Projects involving a Community contribution of less than ECU 5 000 shall not in principle, be eligible under this programme.
The SGI itself is thus not in principle covered by the directive but any outsourcing or procurement by
Vluchtelingenwerk Nederland(the Dutch refugee aid organisation), and Amnesty International are not in principle against charter flights as long as violence stays'proportional.
However, the Commission does not in principle reject the idea of a global initiative, as provided for in the Dakar framework for action, even if the implementation methods need to be discussed in detail.
The Court of Justice does not in principle have jurisdiction in appeals to examine evidence which the Court of First Instance has accepted in support of its findings of fact or assessment of the facts.
exploitation of immaterial assets, e.g. know-how, does not in principle differ from the exploitation of other assets.
Although the Treaty does not in principle allow restrictions to market access, the ports have
originating in third countries may not in principle be introduced into the Community.
these should not in principle be considered an essential facility.