Sentences with phrase «more purposive»

More purposive interpretations of the provision have made a nexus requirement between access and an act of copyright infringement, e.g. accessing the work to make an illegal copy.

This strict view slowly evolved over many years into a more purposive and contextual approach.

In her concurring reasons, Justice Abella, took a broader, more purposive view.

Paul Hewitt, partner at Withers, says: «Charities, along with surviving civil partners or spouses of second marriages (for instance), faced with similar clauses are unlikely to take comfort because the Court of Appeal took a broader, more purposive, approach than the judge at first instance.

Legal certainty as a result of common law precedent and literal interpretation when compared with more purposive civil law methods of interpretation

Small groups are by comparison far less associated with physical proximity and decidedly more purposive, intentional and voluntaristic.

Not exact matches

The Kingdom of Judah no doubt continued to acknowledge the event of the exodus, but the David - Zion event was celebrated more prominently, and sometimes exclusively, as the primary, creative event by which God indicated his purposive choice and election of his people and in which he established an indestructible covenant.

In 1926 three more significant studies in emergent evolution were to appear: C. Lloyd Morgan, Life, Mind, and Spirit; J. C. Smuts, Holism and Evolution, and Edmund Noble, Purposive Evolution.

Natural selection is a far better explanation for adaptations than purposive forces, especially considering that the better adapted a species is to its environment, the more certain becomes its extinction should the environment change (or in other words, natural selection is blind to the future).

But the teleology is «more than a mere purposive pursuit of a predeterminate end; it is a developmental teleology» (6.155 - 57).

In discovering that the «sick» member of the family could be more clearly understood and sometimes better helped in the context of the purposive role played in the family, a system with much mutual inheritance, these pioneers went far afield from their origins, yet in just the direction that a Whiteheadian perspective would anticipate.

But he is not mistaken to see that, if belief in the Caller becomes less pervasive in our culture, the work ethic will lose «its deepest purposive dimensions» and devolve into little more than the search for a satisfying and fulfilling career.

This implies that all emotional and purposive response must be considered derivative from the more primary conscious perception of those universals constituting the data of sense perception (PR 246).

In this more fundamental mode, other actual entities are perceived, and the data are received not neutrally, but with emotional and purposive subjective forms of reception.

C. H. Waddington sees an interaction between the purposive behavior of animals and their environment that was inadequately recognized in more reductionistic interpretations of neo-Darwinism.

In his resistance to behavioral methods (a la Skinner), Rogers seems to dismiss the fact that active, purposive reeducation (cognitive, relational, and behavioral) is precisely what some people must have to cope with life more constructively.

As such, the decision provides a strong signal to the arbitration user community that the English courts are — at least in this context — likely to adopt a more «common sense / purposive» and less literal approach to contract terms when seeking to ascertain the parties» intentions.

Yet one can perhaps make a different kind of argument, more policy based and purposive, that if people fear loss of rights then they will not naturalize, and so integration will be hindered.

And remember: a judge coming to construe your drafting may well be more inclined to allow a purposive construction of the parties» intentions if it emerges as the natural and obvious meaning of the words used.

More importantly, and taking a purposive approach, it could not be right that transferors were allowed to legitimately dismiss for the transferee's ETO reason and at the transferee's request as this would be an excellent way of avoiding the protection afforded by the TUPE regulations.

A different purposive sample of group practitioners more familiar with group work modalities may provide alternative information regarding the incidence of concurrent group therapy for parents.