Sentences with phrase «intrinsic value of persons»

Heather has worked in diverse settings within the mental health field and this has helped her to appreciate the intrinsic value of every person's journey.

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The only currency in the history of mankind that had actual intrinsic value was when people traded barley in the markets of the ancient city of Ur.

When the network of confidence breaks down, you end up with a situation where people are holding securities, nervous about a possible loss of access to their money, while prevailing prices are still way above intrinsic value, i.e., way above the prices that they would demand in order to compensate for a loss of liquidity.

And, in a very strange reinterpretation of American history, Huckabee declared, «I believe America is an exceptional country created out of the providence of God because of the prayers of people who, on their knees, begged for a place where they could be free and raise their children in the freedom to worship and to speak out and to protest, and where every person was equal to every other person in intrinsic value and worth and no person was worth more or worth less because of how much land they owned, what their last name was, what their occupation was and what their bloodline was.»

There can be no doubt, of course, that the teaching of our Lord is of enormous significance, not only for its own intrinsic value but also because it enables us to understand the kind of person that Jesus himself was, humanly speaking.

There are, he explained, two kinds of value which people experience: instrumental and intrinsic.

3) The Bible presents mankind as being made in the image of God, therefore each person carries priceless intrinsic value, despite their intellect, education, ethnicity, marketability, or physical beauty.

The age old problem of SELF often is manifest in a false identity such as; «we are children of Abraham» (therefore I am righteous), «I go to... «church»» (somehow this «church» makes you something) or «all you say we will do» (the people of Israel saying they in themself can meet God's standard), «I give to the church» (not personally meeting others needs), «I do this program or that program» (though you do not desire to glorify God but rather there is some intrinsic value in doing a program).

This individualism has dismissed both the extrinsic and the intrinsic value of each human being in favor of material and professional indices of success that most people believe are due to luck as much as anything else (hence the increasing popularity of lotteries) Because the apocalyptic worldview of the early church has now been replaced with the desperate and meaningless finality of possible nuclear annihilation, eschatological expectations and hope for reversal of human fortunes have given way to a «present - only» scheme of refetence even in Christian theology.

Attention to self - consciousness has also established the certainty of the self's reality, of the person's intrinsic and ultimate value, and the almost infinite possibilities latent in each self.

Some of these values can be appreciated only by human beings and are constitutive of our intrinsic value as people.

It is more reasonable and in line with our biological understanding of development to suppose that the capacity for experience, and therefore intrinsic value, increases with the developing person from the fertilized ovum onward.

The postmodern ecological worldview of this book finds intrinsic value in all those entities it calls individual entities, from protons to people.

This is the realm of mystical experiences, of emotional self - transcendence and of values that seem, to people who can enter such modes, to have an intrinsic and obvious rightness.

Most people who go into teaching are motivated by intrinsic rewards — the value of the work they do — rather than extrinsic motivators, such as money, many educators believe.

The question is about gold and your answer is challenging the definition of «intrinsic value» (Also, your answer about value is wrong because people do value things for economic reasons.

Intrinsic value is perceived, which means it is worth whatever you, or a group of people, think it is.

If that was the case it wouldn't really be the intrinsic value, because it's obvious that it's way better than what anyone can get from the average market, or in other words, it's much better than most people required rate of return.

If you have a margin of safety you don't need to precisely predict intrinsic value, which is a somewhat fuzzy concept that different people calculate in slightly different ways.

The margin of safety for a company for which intrinsic value can actually be calculated (i.e. not in the «too hard» pile) should be so big that a really smart person can do the valuation in their head.

Admitting that the intrinsic value of some businesses can't be reliably determined is also very hard for some people to accept.

Two people looking at the same set of facts, moreover — and this would apply even to Charlie and me — will almost inevitably come up with at least slightly different intrinsic value figures.

After researching and writing the article on pet loss (September 1997 issue), we realized that for those persons who might be devastated by the loss of a pet or an assistance dog (for sight -, bearing -, or mobility - impaired persons), some form of insurance or buying service for financial relief may be a necessity Often there is great intrinsic value derived from extended training and depth of human / animal bonding.

If you give airline miles an intrinsic value of one cent per mile, we saved $ 661 per person booking with Avios, giving us a 8.3 cent - per - mile value on this trip.

Beyond the intrinsic immersive values of the first - person perspective and the fitting, yet optional PlayStation VR functionality, it is the environmental sound effects that should get the most of the credit for enveloping the player in Resident Evil 7 «s troubling and confining world.

One of the particularly cool things about Swapdom is that it encourages people to not treat unwanted items as disposable, but rather to consider their intrinsic value.

And, as Roosevelt knew and Bush seems to have remembered, there's an intrinsic value to protecting vast areas of wilderness even if most people never encounter them.

He studied 10,000 people over 20 years and compared them with those who more put value on intrinsic things — quality of relationships, relationship to nature — and he found the high consumer - minded people are less happy.

The California Department of Fish and Game maintains native fish, wildlife, plant species and natural communities for their intrinsic and ecological value and their benefits to the people of California.

Further, the Court has already held that such civil partnerships have an intrinsic value for persons in the applicants» position, irrespective of the legal effects, however narrow or extensive, that they would produce (see Vallianatos, cited above, § 81).

There's an intrinsic value to each form of communication — textual, verbal and visual — and I don't expect people are ready for any technology to merge those together.

Reflecting societal values, Canadian law recognizes the historical vulnerabilities of persons with disabilities and the fundamental principle that such persons are entitled to have intrinsic worth and dignity validated through accommodations of their disabilities.

When people realize the folly that is traditional currency, its intrinsic value and rethink the very idea of money, they will realize the potential of cryptocurrencies, and more so stablecoins, and physical assets like gold and silver themselves.

Adding multiple cryptographic proofs like Ring Signature Confidential Transactions (RingCT) and Confidential Transaction (CT) plus trustless mechanisms like MAD escrow, Particl provides 100 percent anonymity to people who buy and sell using PART.While the Particl privacy platform and upcoming Marketplace supports most major cryptocurrencies, PART serves as its utility token.PART and Intrinsic ValueThe value of Bitcoin has risen astronomically over the past several years in part because people believe Bitcoin will one day be widely used and provide services that other forms of currency can not.

India's Ministry of Finance issued a statement today cautioning people «against risks investing in virtual currencies including Bitcoin», claiming they lack intrinsic value and aren't backed by any assets.

Entrepreneurial Focus: We are committed to the growth of people and are convinced that people have an intrinsic value beyond their contributions as workers.

Promote the intrinsic and economic value of ecologically and culturally intact landscapes for Aboriginal people's customary and commercial uses of their country; and

In recognising the potential imbalance between market value compensation and the actual intrinsic value of the land to Indigenous people, the National Native Title Tribunal has also recognised that market value for compensation of native title may be of limited use: 16

This intention is born out of an appreciation not only of each person's partner, but of the intrinsic value of the relationship itself.

Instead, constructive behavior change seems to arise when the person connects it with something of intrinsic value, something important, something cherished.

but for a buy and hold person who can ALWAYS pay more than a flipper or it could be his house next door or some other intrinsic value we have no way of knowing..

This instills a sense of community that has an intrinsic value and makes people want to live there,» said Kaufman, who calls herself «Portland's Bicycle REALTOR ®.»

One wonders where the tipping point resides regarding the scenario whereby less people will be needed to produce outcomes / services / products, where less people will have jobs of intrinsic value, not to mention economic value, that will pay enough for one to actually be able to afford the technologically produced outcomes / services / products.

«The mindset of needing to be a chameleon is a false narrative because people buy from those that they first trust, and, second, see intrinsic value in what they are offering.