Thus Cohen maintains that there is a distinctive role in philosophy for a religion of reason: its distinctive concern is precisely with the particularities of individual humans' lived moral experience, and their attempts to overcome their various and different moral failings as they strive to realize ideal ethical laws.
Here, in a country where everyone at least pays lip service to liberty and the free market, liberalism's most distinctive concern is with the economic conditions of the disadvantaged, which in Europe would be the focus of the Socialist left.
Sammatīya, ancient Buddhist school or group of schools in India that held a distinctive theory concerning the pudgala, or person.
Friendship essentially involves a distinctive kind of concern for your friend, a concern which might reasonably be understood as a kind of love.
Women began to organise for themselves, meeting and campaigning, seeking new lives and relationships to encompass our diverse but distinctive concerns.
It tells us that the people of Scotland, in large numbers but particularly in former Labour, working class areas, want attention paid to their distinctive concerns: economic and social.
To have greater impact, this education process should begin prior to conception and should be targeted specifically to males, addressing their distinctive concerns [ 26, 36, 41].
In fact, women suffering from NVP are likely to have distinctive concerns such as fears about antiemetic medication use during pregnancy [ 12].
PHNs, when considering mothers' distinctive concerns, perceived themselves as information channels in the community and recognized the importance of empowering residents with advice so as to allow them to make well-informed decisions.
Interestingly this difference in rDNA topology observed in wheat and human nuclei is accompanied by a global distinctive characteristic concerning chromatin topology in the two systems: while the large wheat genome is organized in a Rabl configuration, consisting in telomere and centromere clustering at opposite poles of the nucleus [30], [35].
