Examples of using At least in principle in English and their translations into Slovak
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Can, at least in principle, be understood.
Always ask if the hypothesis can be, at least in principle, falsified.
They might also apply, at least in principle, to public-private partnerships(PPPs) and non-Works concessions.
Creationists claim, however, that these forces are knowable, at least in principle.
This means that we support, at least in principle, the nationalism of all nations, the ethnic self-determination of all peoples.
A Catholic couple, divorced and remarried, are sinners, but- at least in principle- still Catholic.
Because it enabled them(at least in principle) to live in harmony with the dictates of their era, or so the legends tell.
This is true provided that a competitor can at least in principle match the lost rebate.
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.
I can assure you of my support, at least in principle, regarding most of the amendments proposed by the Committee on Transport and Tourism.
A statement is meaningful if and only if it can be proved true orfalse, at least in principle, by means of the experience.
While the EU 2020 strategy covers, at least in principle, the three dimensions of sustainable development, it does not yet address the international perspective, such as the impacts of EU domestic policies on other parts of the world and its external policies, including development cooperation.
According to the positivists'"verifiability principle," a statement is meaningful if and only ifit can be proved true or false, at least in principle, by means of experience.
And maybe that is why- because it enabled them(at least in principle) to live in harmony with the dictates of their era, or so the legends say.
Where a creditor applies for authorisation to seize assets, the court must check whether, on thebasis of the documents and explanations that it has received, the claim is well founded at least in principle.
He stated that the MEIP is material because the conduct of theState is capable of being adopted, at least in principle, by a private operator acting with a view to profit(an investor, a bank, a surety, an undertaking or a creditor).
While the EU 2020 strategy covers, at least in principle, the three dimensions of sustainable development("for smart, sustainable, inclusive growth"), it does not yet address the international perspective, such as the impacts of EU domestic policies on other parts of the world and external policies including development cooperation.
That is, we can look forward to a theory which encompasses all existing theories, which unifies all the forces,all the particles, and at least in principle is capable of serving as the basis of an explanation of everything.
While the EU 2020 strategy covers, at least in principle, the three dimensions of sustainable development("for smart, sustainable, inclusive growth"), it does not yet address the international perspective, such as the impacts of EU domestic policies on other parts of the world and external policies including development cooperation.
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.
If we understood how every synapse and neurotransmitter and protein of the brain worked, and we had a complete map of your brain,then an AI could at least in principle compute which judgments you would make about a finite set of possible outcomes.
The Commission's observations too can, in principle at least, be interpreted to the same effect.
Anyone who has read their Bible would have to concede in principle at least that it does say that God loves to bless his children.
The Commission contends that it was entitled toassume that the prices charged by the cartel were in principle at least higher than market prices, in any event so far as Hoechst was concerned.