Indeed, such criticism is
useful as a safeguard against the tendency of nonperfectionists to practice moral self - deception.
Not exact matches
Reviewing service projects
as a matter of course is an extremely
useful way to learn about unintended, harmful consequences in serving others and, better yet, how to create
safeguards against them in the future.
Also, researchers suggest that a reformulated recipe for Roman concrete could be tested for applications such
as seawalls and other ocean - facing structures, and may be
useful for
safeguarding hazardous wastes.
The Court went on to note that while these «procedural
safeguards» may not always be necessary, their absence in this case was pivotal since
as a result the proponents failed to provide timely and
useful responses to the questions and concerns that the community had raised.