Sentences with phrase «predetermined end»

What began in 1983 as a noble piece of federal legislation that sought to place science ahead of politics, and fairness, equity, and openness above congressional parochialism has degenerated into a technical and ethical quagmire, where facts are routinely twisted to serve predetermined ends and where «might makes right» has replaced «consultation, concurrence, and cooperation» as the federal mantra for the program.

When a chrysalis shelters an insect that later bursts forth from it and leaves it shattered, the chrysalis has in fact fulfilled its true and predetermined end.

The correlative of the fact that there is no predetermined end is that there is real freedom, limited though it is, and limited as the choices are which we are able to make, they are really free and open.

This is not to say that predetermined ends and that wealth, love, and fame might not be conditions of his activity.

We need to associate discernment with practical wisdom about ends and not just the adroit choice of means to predetermined ends.

To speak of trial and error or experimenting is misleading, however, for it suggests that after practice God could eventually come to know how to bring about exactly some predetermined end.

The election has been grossly compromised to achieve a predetermined end.

Going on a daytime date, when you already have evening plans, can work well because there is a predetermined end to the date.

Still, this predetermined ending never takes away from the film's superlative suspense.

If your goal is to ultimately create a print book that looks and feels essentially the same as your other print books then you're really just backing into a predetermined end point.

In other Tin Man games, players are navigating their way to a predetermined ending or two.

Throughout the exhibition, Prager expertly guides the viewer to a predetermined end, using the play with proportion and form to question the assumption that a photograph faithfully represents reality.