Sentences with phrase «useful principles which»
In the case of the individual living bona fide in invincible error, moral theologians have worked out useful principles which make life easier regarding the practice of the confessional, admission to the sacraments and so forth.
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Obviously it may threaten the duopoly on power which has proved very useful for Labour, but it goes against our principles: 1) Labour is democratic, PR is democratic.
These principles serve as useful criteria, in other words, against which the specifics of this or any educational assessment system — should be judged:
That data provides useful information, from which the character education team identifies specific areas of need (e.g. Students» Feelings of Belonging, School Expectations, etc.) that correlate with principles from Character Education Partnership's Eleven Principles of Effective Character principles from Character Education Partnership's Eleven Principles of Effective Character Principles of Effective Character Education.
It's useful as an organizing principle in that it offers a platform from which to critique the prevalence of anemic abstraction and algorithm art, styes that have become almost anonymous in their distancing of authorship and their soulless execution.
The space, which combines form and function, extends Bauhaus principles about useful design, Murphy says.
I also think the precautionary principle is locking us into a sort of paradox here (which make it an undeniably useful political tool):
Mayer's proposed course hits on several other important principles, including standing firm on fees («you are not a flea market»); managing the fact that «wives hate lawyers;» and assessing the «neediness» factor of a potential client (which I believe would be quite useful for avoiding an attorney - client relationship with any Stage 5 clingers).
For, as two members of the Council legal service recently argued: «It appears doubtful that the Council and its Member States will change their position about mixity, a practice that, reinforced with provisional application, is founded on the fundamental principle of conferral and which in their view has proven to be very useful.»
Perhaps the most useful part of the article is its reproduction at pages 854 to 857 of a cogent and effective 885 word memo to his law clerks, originally written by Professor Scott Hemphill (when he clerked for Posner), which presents a simple practical set of principles and a cheat sheet of examples.
From the non-US lawyer's viewpoint, the book is not only a guide to some of the more important family laws and principles in other international jurisdictions (although of course it does not deal with any treaties or conventions between Countries other than the US), but it is also very useful for the practical information, guidance and tips it provides — many of which are as applicable to family lawyers around the world as they are to US lawyers.
The decision provides a useful summary of the principles upon which a Norwich Pharmacal order will be granted and is an example of how the courts will apply European and national law to claims involving electronic media.
It is useful because it is honest; because it leaves not even the most obscure and friendless citizen without means of obtaining justice from a neighbouring State; because it obviates occasions of quarrels between States on account of the claims of their respective citizens; because it recognizes and strongly rests on this great moral truth that justice is the same whether due from one man or a million, or from a million to one man; because it teaches and greatly appreciates the value of our free republican national government, which places all our citizens on an equal footing, and enables each and every of them to obtain justice without any danger of being overborne by the weight and number of their opponents; and because it brings into action and enforces this great and glorious principle — that the people are the sovereign of this country, and consequently that fellow citizens and joint sovereigns can not be degraded by appearing with each other in their own courts to have their controversies determined.
We prepared a summary of the basic principles in the leading high - asset high - income cases, highlighting useful points for negotiation, and prepared bullet point digests of similar fact cases which were easy to review and compare.
«Which is why these systems are particularly useful for tasks that reliance on principles that are difficult to explain, such as the organization of adverbs in English, or when coding the program would be impossibly complicated.»
The discourse of sustainability provides Indigenous people with a useful set of principles and processes which would enable greater participation in economic development based on recognition of their distinct identity and their unique relationship to land and resources.
I believe that these principles provide a useful lens through which to look at any human rights challenge confronting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.