Sentences with phrase «particular action»

We must consider the history of our past relation to it, its strengths and weaknesses, and the practical effects of taking particular actions.

How we form those beliefs is based on an idea of justice, a consideration of how particular actions affect others.

The game also has a map system that lets you fast - travel between scenes and identifies particular actions Very handy indeed!

There is one particular action scene that is both awe - inspiring and emotionally affecting, and it serves as a glimpse of what could have been.

Finally, we have more resource pages and links added throughout, so you can double your learning this year about why particular actions are so important.

Once again, simulations are a good way to show how your learning objectives apply to the real world and allow learners to see the rewards — or consequences — of taking particular actions in a risk - free learning environment before applying their new skills for real.

In an interview, Dr. Pachauri readily acknowledged that he presses for particular actions, but said he does so as an individual.

It is only through intuition that the agent is able to discern particular actions as qualitatively free.

Common sense and empirical evidence strongly suggest school success coincides with attendance so reducing chronic absenteeism for students in special education requires particular actions by professionals and families.

The report also makes important findings about particular actions taken by the police and coroner while investigating the deaths.

Which aspects of his personality, or which particular actions or decisions, seem incongruous in the man who wrote the idealistic words of the Declaration of Independence?

Practical discernment involves «a sensitivity to the human situation, and the conceptual equipment to appraise particular actions in context» (74).

To lock Christ into particular actions of the congregation runs the risk of idolatry and just plain folly.

We want to be able to control the viscosity to make the rotors interact with one another; we want to understand the viscosity and the thermal energy to design molecules that display particular actions.

< br / > Like the other «Hobbit» films, the new content exists in additional shots and extended sequences, as well as one particular action set - piece where the R - rated content really resides.

Questioning the basis of ideas enables all of us to reject claims that are based on false evidence and to recognise when evidence is being used selectively to support particular actions.

Neither the science nor the precautionary principal can tell you what particular action to take.

During 2013 - 2014, consultations were undertaken with key stakeholders across governments, civil society, and the broader community about particular actions under the National Plan.

That's because medical malpractice liability provides «general deterrence» — an incentive to be careful in general — in addition to any «specific deterrence» it may provide for particular actions.

Just like barratry, champerty and maintenance of old, legislators could prohibit plaintiff's lawyers from taking particular actions.

My overall intentions — what I hope the results turn out to be — is that whatever seems like a finished product, I want that to have a kind of particular action with the viewer that puts the viewer in affect.

«It's important to look at the incremental impact of all sorts of actions No particular action is going to be individually that large.»

It's named after a strategy which states: if nine people agree on a particular action or plan, then the tenth must disagree in order to stir up alternatives to be considered.

Transactional emails are automatic emails that are triggered when a user performs a particular action (e.g. a welcome email when someone joins your list).

«If you know a particular action — certain types of website engagement means users are more likely to download your mobile app, for example — you can optimize your user's experience to encourage more of that behavior.»

The spirit is in fact the only thing that matters; the particular actions of the body and forms of worship are only more or less useful tools to discover the true life of the spirit, and once that is found they can — and should — be cast aside.

The first is that wisdom is not solely a contemplative attainment, but must manifest itself in particular actions.

Those who would defend the custom in order to preserve the integrity of Dinka tradition and beliefs fail to distinguish between moral agents and their particular actions.

We can draw an analogy from our own experience and see that as we are in our activity but are yet more than any particular action, with reserves of energy upon which we may draw, so God is in the divine operation in creation — indeed that operation is itself divine — but God is not lost in it.

And they are right not only about his inner being, but they are also right in taking these particular actions as his «characteristic» actions, those which especially express the person he is.

When you talk about a particular action like «murder» or «theft» you are always talking about a concept around which you had to draw a box.

con • se • quence noun \ ˈkän (t)- sə - ˌkwen (t) s, - kwən (t) s \ • something that happens as a result of a particular action or set of conditions • importance or value

He suggests that Church teaching is unnecessarily morally objective, that Catholic claims to truth are like the Stalinist propaganda machine, and: «A particular action is right or wrong only in relation to the circumstances in which it is performed.»

His particular actions may not speak directly to our situation.

«If a proposed action is perceived as contrary to middle - class interests, even some persons who favor «social action» in theory will begin to oppose that particular action.

In other words, some particular action or set of actions in the historical realm — which is the realm in which man actually lives and from which his concrete existential knowledge is drawn — must be seen to be «important» in the most profound sense of that word.

Although the primary precepts can not be simply forgotten as the secondary precepts can be, even the primary precepts can be blotted out from the heart in «particular actions» - that is, misapplied.

Dictionary definitions of ripe include «developed to the point of readiness for harvesting and eating»; «fully matured»; «rich, intense, or pungent»; «having arrived at the fitting stage or time for a particular action or purpose»; and «full of».

A television portrayal, however, may change the salience of a particular action by demonstrating its effectiveness or ineffectiveness in a specific situation.

That is, we are called to obey God or to accept the guidance of the Holy Spirit even beyond our ability to calculate that a particular action will yield the best results or that it conforms to a valid principle.