Given this survey, what position should we adopt concerning the nature of species?
Philosophical work on secession falls into three main categories: (1) attempts to develop an account of the moral right to secede (understood either as a claim-right or as a mere liberty), (2) investigations of the compatibility or incompatibility of secession with constitutionalism, and (3) attempts to determine what posture international law should adopt concerning secession.
The period 1946 to 1950 may justly be called the great period of reform, during which new, comprehensive laws were adopted concerning old-age pensions, child allowances, health insurance, rent allowances, educational reforms, and the expansion of institutions of higher education and research.
Whatever view one ends up adopting concerning the connections that hold (or do not hold) among moral properties, moral judgments, reasons for action, and effective motivations, no account is plausible as a vindication of morality unless it makes sense of how and why moral considerations might properly figure in practical deliberation that results in decision and action.
Throughout the >60 years that the World Health Organization (WHO) has been in existence, member states have made use of the constitutional provision that permits the Health Assembly to adopt regulations concerning sanitary and quarantine requirements and other procedures designed to prevent the international spread of disease (1 ).
The adopted model concerning the reaction rate of CaO with CO2 is joined into the CFD software.
"HIA Principles and Policies" covered the accepted core principles and adopted policies concerning HIA.
Indeed, the Rev. Christopher Coyne, a spokesman for Cardinal Law, indicated that the Boston recommendations that could be hardest to adopt were those concerning the rights of priests.
Shareholder resolutions have resulted in 118 companies agreeing to adopt better policies concerning disclosure and accountability.
This is why the city has decided to adopt the bylaw concerning solid-fuel-burning devices and fireplaces.
Meetings, though slow to adopt this concern, pursued it thoroughly; in Rhode Island Stephen Hopkins, who was governor nine times, was disowned because he would not free his one slave.
