Sentences with phrase «modern circumstances»

Under modern circumstances of display and reproduction, in fact, Untitled, too, is a kind of title: a word that routinely accompanies the work as it circulates in the culture and that instructs us, if only by negation, how to view it.

As the nature of money and loans changed, the Church's teaching applied less and less frequently, and the Church simply stopped prohibiting a usury that no longer existed in modern circumstances.

Stephen GA Pitel and Michal Malecki have recently examined the ethical guidelines on judicial fundraising and concluded that the principles require modifications to reflect modern circumstances.

As a group the Pharisees were concerned with modifying the stringencies of the old law so that it could be applied in modern circumstances.

Neither could they envision the intense complications of trying to relate that modern circumstance to the Commandment «You shall not kill.»

As the Church exercises caution in such matters, it approached the question with great care, and the Vatican and confessional practice slowly came to recognize that in the modern circumstances of a widespread free market, extrinsic titles could be presumed to exist without proof.

Still, many people these days lack magnesium since the amount of it our bodies produces gets depleted fast under the modern circumstances of intensive mental and physical stress.

It could be that someone at the broadcasting authority is being more crabbed in their interpretation of how the licensing contract language applies to the modern circumstances than is really reasonable.