Examples of using At least in principle in English and their translations into Greek
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Can, at least in principle, be understood.
Always ask whether the hypothesis can be, at least in principle, falsified.
Such factors can, at least in principle, be investigated by science.
I ask you, Mr President,not to accept this, precisely because, at least in principle,"cà nisciuno è fesso'!
The universe, at least in principle, might have a similar topology.
This is true provided that a competitor can at least in principle match the lost rebate.
It objects, at least in principle, to Amendment No 1 with regard to repurchase agreements.
The Commission is able to accept the following amendments, at least in principle(Nos 20 and 21) or in part(Nos 11, 17 and 18).
Nonetheless, the famously puritanical guerrillas have moderated some of their most extreme doctrines, at least in principle.
(Laughter)- but at least in principle.
Many errors in discussions of utility stem from an assumption that it is some sort of quantity,measurable at least in principle.
It is not innocent suffering but, at least in principle, it is not selfish either.
However, anyone who wants a social Europe- who wants the EU to continue to hold together in the future- must accept the idea of a transfer union at least in principle.
It is quite difficult to achieve the result of a professional, at least in principle, because the experience and expensive equipment, will make the difference.
But as the Templeton Foundation correctly recognized when it financed the study,the alleged power of intercessory prayer is at least in principle within the reach of science.
I don't know about you guys in the front row-(Laughter)- but at least in principle, you have to agree that you feel safer because there is a physical connection.
And the Council has indeed been taking action in recent months. The Council ensured that the centralised record of available technical equipment, the Frontex toolbox,was stocked up and that Frontex, at least in principle, has more than 100 ships, aircraft and helicopters at its disposal.
For belief in mathematics to be justified,it must at least in principle be possible to explain the reliability described in Premise 1.
There is today a broad global consensus about the legitimacy, at least in principle, of liberal democracy.
I can assure you of my support, at least in principle, regarding most of the amendments proposed by the Committee on Transport and Tourism.
Something not habitually understood butsuch has been the inexorable destiny to be followed, at least in principle, by Cuban refugees of all times.
Combining insights from physics on the ergodic hypothesis with measure theory,this theorem solved, at least in principle, a fundamental problem of statistical mechanics.
This Regulation does not apply to search functionalities which do not encompass, at least in principle, all websites, such as search functions within an online intermediation services or which is a feature of an operating system software.
Representative governments are imperfect embodiments of the popular will, but they are an embodiment of a common aim,agreed at least in principle, by most people and by the system itself.
Furthermore, the Bundesgerichtshof asks whether the operator of a website must, at least in principle, have the possibility to collect and subsequently use visitors' personal data in order to ensure the general operability of its website.
On the other hand, in capitalist, bourgeois society, all citizens are equal in law,division into social-estates has been abolished(at least in principle), and that is why classes have ceased to be social-estates.
Mr Lew expressed relief that the two camps now appeared to have agreed, at least in principle, to a debt restructuring that would not reduce the amount repaid to creditors.
Furthermore, al-Eis is not in Idlib province- where Iran andRussia had agreed, at least in principle, that Turkey should be responsible for security- but in Aleppo province itself.
And so therefore whatever cultural variation there is in how human beings flourish can, at least in principle, be understood in the context of a maturing science of the mind-- neuroscience, psychology, etc.