The above principles can be used for pairing wines with Asian cuisine.

There are two examples that can be used to explain the above principle intuitively.

The above general principles for working out the time of supply do not apply in the following situations:

All of the above principles are important requirements for effective field operations.

And yet the above principle (Every one has his own taste) is directly opposed to this.

Yet, once the above principles are firmly fixed in the mind, it is easy enough to sum up the situation very shortly.

We may conclude with a single illustration of how the above principles may be put into practice.

However, students must be willing to put in the effort to follow through in all of the above principles.

Church leaders have publicly discussed the above principles and beliefs in general terms since the mid-1840s.

There is cause for concern, however, that one of these goals will take precedence over the other if the above principles are implemented.