Sentences with phrase «basic rationale»

We will cover the basic rationale, philosophy, history, and theoretical concepts specific to both directive and non-directive play therapy.

As a first step, the ICC could have reconsidered its case law about the nature of limitation periods in the light of supranational inputs and of the criminal traditions of most of the Member States, acknowledging the procedural nature of norms concerning the interruption of the limitation period while saving the substantive nature of its essence and its basic rationale.

The basic rationale of this policy to price carbon to offset the cost of its impacts hinges on the Social Cost of Carbon value used.

The basic rationale of this policy hinges on the SCC value used and it is unfair to determine its viability based on the use of a single value.

There are several reasons, but the basic rationale is this: People who want a lot of credit typically use a lot of credit.

The basic rationale for founding the NYC Leadership Academy was to prepare a cadre of new principals capable of turning around the city's most challenging schools.

The basic rationale for producing power from plutonium is now being questioned.

On Thursday morning, at a post-State of the State meeting of Republican county chairs in Albany, Cenedella was the only candidate who spoke, introducing himself to the group and offering up the basic rationale for his would - be candidacy.

We will cover the basic rationale, philosophy, history, and theoretical concepts specific to both directive and non-directive play therapy.

Let us remember that if those who are Thomist concerning the most basic rationale for the Incarnation are correct, then without sin there would have been no Virgin Mary, no Incarnation and no Jesus Christ.

Thus, the basic rationale for the existence of DRL sec. 25 — the need to protect the sanctity of traditional, formal religious marriages from the threat of government imposed legal requirements — is no longer relevant.

This teaching is the basic rationale for war - tax resistance, which, as Karl Meyer points out (Catholic Worker, November - December, 1969), has had its place in history:

This workaround would violate the basic rationale for charitable deductions, which is that money given to charity does not benefit the taxpayer but society generally.

Not exact matches

As we can see, even excellent rationales for a rising price of gold, along with basic common sense, do nothing to create that outcome.

No - one calls them pro-Baathists, and no - one should; whereas in spirit, those who still support the basic Bush rationale for war are called «pro-DISASTER.»

Instead, the rationale appears to be that an extended life span would simply satisfy many private desires: first, hardly anyone wants to die; second, as a basic human good, life is worth extending indefinitely; and, third, it would be remiss of science not to respond to that ancient expression of human hope and desire.

The theological principle that a man, by his own strength, can not even sustain the basic ethical level of natural principles is the rationale for the misery that we are living through today.

But, of course, one must ask a basic theological question: What is the theological rationale for consciously and concertedly bringing the Dalit and Adivasi dynamic of resistance - liberation with all its religio - cultural and socioeconomic dimensions into the realm of Christian theology?

As I read Paul's christocentric rationale for the breaking down of the dividing walls of separation — a basic text for branding anti-Semitism the heresy it is — I wonder how an orthodox Jew, for example, would regard Paul's insistence that Christ has abolished «in his flesh the law of commandments and ordinances.»

Maximus plays on the terms logos and logoi continuously, but at its most basic the term logoi refers to the rationale, in a very loose sense one might say the nature that makes a thing what it is.

Prenatal education topics that should be covered include: the benefits of breastfeeding, the importance of exclusive breastfeeding, basics of breastfeeding management, possible effect of analgesia / anesthesia on infant behavior, rationale for care practices such as skin - to - skin contact, rooming - in, and infant feeding cues.

Meanwhile, regulators and ethics experts questioned the basic premise of the banks» legal rationale.

The rationale behind the success of multi-model ensembles in seasonal forecasting — I. Basic concept.

We chose to highlight a diverse set of biological processes and experimental systems to make the point that the principles of cross species analysis of basic gene function extend to the study of all human disorders, and can lead to mechanistic understanding of disease pathogenesis and rationale for the development of new therapies.

This situation endangers the basic accountability equation that served as the rationale for creating charter schools in the first place.

He offered the basic policy rationale for what we had spent the last 10 months working on.

So the rationale that this money can't be counted as part of the total spent on basic education seems specious.

Progressivism has risen to take it's place, with «science» as the rationale for all sorts of plans to enact the basic impulses of the fearful and envious.

There is increasing reason to question the basic ground - based data as well as the rationale for the AGW interpretation of it.

According to this argument (page 3), the EU does not need ISDS in its new free trade and investment agreements (FTIAs) with developed states, because the original rationale of this mechanism was to protect foreign investors from host ‑ state jurisdictions where basic tenets of the rule of law were not observed.

And in assessing whether the force and rationale of its cases apply to same - sex couples, the Court must respect the basic reasons why the right to marry has been long protected.

Clarity of thoughts, creativity, objectivity, accuracy and rationale are the basics of an editors» job.

Drawing upon attachment theory we present a rationale for a stronger focus on relationships in group care settings and provide a basic structure to guide such efforts.

This two - day didactic and experiential workshop is designed to provide a rationale for group play therapy; an overview of basic principles of play therapy and application within groups; an explanation of the neurobiological impact of stress and trauma on children and their families; and presents a series of integrative, playful group activities that can be utilized to address affective and behavioral manifestations of acute and chronic stress in children.