In principle definition

In principle discussion – discussion about how best to manage concerns about a dentist and whether the regulator would need to be informed. In these cases normally the discussion will take place on an anonymised basis.

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In principle. , here, means two things: (a) It means that there is a system- atic connection between logicality and formality (in the 1-1 replacement-of- individuals or invariance sense), a relation that has to do with theoretical philosophical principles rather than with mere impressions, intuitions, or habits. Some such connection was already recognized by Kant (1781/87), Frege (1879), and Tarski (1936), who all emphasized that logic does not distinguish between different objects. (b) It allows that there might be ad- ditional principles and considerations—either theoretical or pragmatic— involved in determining which constants are treated as logical. In Sher (1991, Chapter 3) I specified a series of theoretical conditions that a constant de- noting a formal property has to satisfy in order to serve as a logical constant in a “Tarskian” syntactic-semantic system of the kind found in standard textbooks of so-called mathematic logic. Pragmatic considerations might say that there is no point in including a quantifier that denotes the 2nd-level formal property indenumerably many in a logical system designed for use in an area where the issue of infinite cardinalities plays no role.

In principle means: unless a justification is provided under Art. 30 EC.

Examples of In principle in a sentence

• In principle and as much as practicable, the M2M coordination process will take place on the most limiting Flowgate, and to that Flowgate’s actual limit (thermal, reactive, stability).

• In principle exam results and exemptions granted in the main phase have an unlimited period of validity.

• In principle, this assistance shall be provided free of charge; however, the competent authorities may agree on the reimbursement of some expenses.

• In principle, the compensation hours accrued in this way are always paid out in time, which means that the temporary agency worker uses the hours accrued to take up free time.

• In principle, when the goods are sent by Party A to Party B, the receiving place is the address designated by Party B, and Party A is responsible for transportation and bears the freight; If the goods are sent by Party B to Party A, Party B shall be responsible for the transportation and bear the freight.

• In principle, such agreement shall be entered into on conclusion of the contract, but it may also be entered into or amended later, concurrently with the completion of the Deliverable, to allow for any delays.

• In principle, such transportation shall be by the most expeditious public surface transportation.

• In principle, the accrual of time off will be the same as the Internship host’s leave arrangements.

• At grant: In principle, under current guidance from the Belgian tax authorities, no Belgian tax consequences.

• In principle, the Customer is also not entitled to receive the associated object or source code, unless its provision to the Customer was separately agreed in writing.

More Definitions of In principle

In principle approval of Bill 52 means that Québec is one step closer to legalising euthanasia. The Bill will now enter the “Committee Stage” where it will be studied clause by clause, before returning to the Québec National

In principle. This term signifies that derogation may be granted to the specification to which it is associated. - “External” This applies to everything not provided under this contract.

In principle means that there are exceptions. For instance, the "need to act" is less for parameters that are already sufficiently regulated through other instruments or where market forces already realize the improvement potential. Chapter 3 gives an overview of the parallel legislation that already exists and which may tackle similar issues as those in the scope of the Ecodesign directive. In practice and in most cases, the Ecodesign measures will have an added value beyond what is already in existing legislation or what market forces can achieve. A possible exception is the restriction on the use of hazardous substances or substances of very high concern (SVHC), where the RoHS and REACH directives are doing a job which will be difficult to improve upon through Ecodesign.

In principle means that it is not compulsory but encouraged. See also FAQ n°11.