The hardest part of his job, Geithner often says, is getting people to comprehend the inner logic of a financial-rescue operation, and the unpopular actions it entails.
"The south Korean puppet group will experience what disastrous and painful consequences will be entailed by its action," it added.
Voluntary action and the ability it entails to decide whether, how, and when to act is a most essential feature of humans.
That has made it easy to do the kind of box-checking Inslee talks about, since voters wouldn't punish a candidate who said the right things about climate but didn't demonstrate a commitment to serious action even if it entailed political risk.
It entails a sequence of actions that allow understanding how subjects face and solve complex problems in professional contexts (Hodgkinson & Starbuck, 2008).
It entails the series of actions which leads the economy from a stage of infancy to that of maturity.
Absolute nothingness in action, as it were, entails a negation (of a substantial, self-same self) and an affirmation (of the true self).
On the other hand, it's not obvious that the prediction of an action entails that it is or must be regarded as involuntary or otherwise problematic.[36] If so, the predictive attitude toward others very well may be compatible with acting with them, and might account for how our J-ing might be the object of my intention.
It could be argued that action perception entails automatic linguistic processing, and that the left inferior frontal areas not differentially activated during action perception and the linguistic tasks are indeed exclusively linguistic in nature.
But self-realization means more than this for ethical theory, for it purportedly represents the over-arching, ultimate goal of moral action, which entails some idea of a perfect, ideal self that is being aimed at.
And any action that entails a choice also entails a preference what to read, what to wear, which brand of superglue to buy.
