Examples of using As a principle in English and their translations into Hebrew
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As a principle.
We have established this as a principle.
As a principle it sounds nice.
I didn't want to do it as a principle.
As a principle, ICNIRP is not funded by industry.
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Non-Violence- as a principle and a method.
The HDP is opposed to any kind of coup under any circumstances and as a principle.
Eurasism as a principle is the new world-view for the new generations of the new millennium.
They are more open, ready for dialogue and as a principle try to avoid conflict among the Jewish community.
As a principle, they only undertake one or two patients each day to ensure optimum efficiency.
Founded in 2010, Hostwinds has as a principle, to take the satisfaction of its customers in 100%.
As a principle, PING is an easy to understand command, the equivalent in human language would be: Are you there?
Infections: As a principle, any surgical procedure is invasive and may endanger the patient.
Complex thinking has strongly questioned this notion of a meta point of view along with its heuristic value as a principle for the creation of knowledge.
The next thing that you need to understand as a principle is that when you introduce change, you need to do it extraordinarily carefully.
As a principle, the cost of hiring a private aircraft is based on a flight to the destination airport and back to its home base so that the price quotation is calculated on two flight legs.
Thus, Schleiden and Schwann became the first toformulate what was then an informal belief as a principle of biology equal in importance to the atomic theory of chemistry.
Nevertheless, as a principle one can state that the worker's and the public interest is to protect the employee's creativity and work.
This is usually taken to mean that weshould assume the objectivity of social facts as a principle of study(thus providing the basis of sociology as a science).
Transparency is assumed as a principle consistent with the values of honesty and social responsibility, which applies to all university work.
These features allow the institutional design embeds a trial basis, producing new knowledge on social conditions,which means having as a method to integrate teaching/ research and interdisciplinarity, and, as a principle, the interaction with society.
Innovation as a principle is necessary but delicate, especially in gastronomy and in a moment in which there is the feeling of looking tradition, interpreted or not, as the basis for the kitchen.
What holds Eastern Europe so firmly to the group soul, causing it to regard the Slavic group soul as something that it does not want to abandon but, on the contrary,regards as a principle for the whole development of the state- it is this that must be overcome.
The principle of perfection, understood as a principle of constant and necessary ascent that exists in the world, affirms both reality itself and our activity within it as a manifestation of Divine perfection.
The best guarantee against social divisiveness in such a religiously pluralist society was not to be found in an attempt to impose religious conformity butin the establishment of religious toleration as a principle transcending the doctrines and beliefs of any one religion.
It was in the 17th century, at the very earliest,that the idea of tolerance began to take root in Europe as a principle consistent with good and effective government, and only with the European Enlightenment in the 17th and 18th centuries that philosophers, theologians, political theorists and men of letters argued that tolerating difference was necessary for a functioning and prosperous society.