| There is nothing that justifies this demand, and nothing that supports the belief that it is satisfiable even in principle. |
| By contrast, in other societies both sexes are, in principle, treated equally in terms of educational opportunities and attainments. |
| Such semantic-functional categories can in principle be used across different semiotic modes in a way that formal linguistic categories cannot. |
| The civil servants on these committees are, in principle, members of a team and not departmental spokesmen. |
| West Wiltshire District Council has agreed in principle to free up some land for the proposed redevelopment of the waterside area of Trowbridge. |
| The island receives broadband internet via large masts which transmit to special receivers mounted on homes, similar in principle to TV aerials. |
