Sentence examples for Subject of value from inspiring English sources

If someone is to be born, that person will not be blank, but a moral being, a subject of value — not of integration.

Based on Kenny's classification, Fink (1973) argues that only certain types of occurrences can be the subject of value judgments — an important result for the ontology of values.

And on the subject of Value, it was nice to see Mark Hulbert (one of the smartest analysts/columnists we know!) write last week, "Value stocks are now cheaper than ever — with only one exception.

That seemed to be the bankers' general conclusion at their pow-wow on the subject of "values and trust" yesterday.

Although there is influential literature devoted to the subject of values and culture in Human Computer Interaction, there is still a lack of principled and practical artifacts and methods to support researchers and practitioners in their activities.

Pitch is given as MPF for each type of element (mean value per subject of mean value per song, for reactive singing: mean of the first songs produced after different test playbacks).

If you want the troops to go out and fall on their swords for you, it doesn't hurt for the general to stand up and say, 'I need your help.' " Mr. Robertson also said that Mr. Gore's running mate, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, who has been outspoken on the subjects of values and religion, could eat into Mr. Bush's support.

This implies also the irreducibility of humans to other categories which could make them the subjects of values, and therefore of things.

All A-level subjects are of value, but for some courses specific subjects are preferred or required (because they are relevant to the subject of the degree applied for).

These exhibitions, and their impact on consumer culture, are the subject of The Value of Good Design, opening at MoMA this weekend.

The subject of boundary value problems of differential equations, having an enriched history, has been progressing at the same pace as before.