With a proper guide and acceptable purpose, these spirits can be blocked from ever taking hold.
Rawls (1972) and Halfon (1989) argue that integrity must include an acceptable moral purpose at the base.
Cyberlink is an acceptable all-purpose PVR application.
Phase-out can take several years because time is provided for users to find substitutes and, in some cases, such as DDT, specific exemptions for continued availability may be granted for acceptable purposes such as for the protection of human health.
Acceptable purposes include quoting material for criticism or commentary, parody, or news reporting.
Presumably, RECs could sanction trials of agents that had an acceptable primary therapeutic purpose, for example, control of menstrual conditions, even if there was a secondary (unintended?) effect of contraception.
Second, even if we could single out an acceptable set of purposes, values and applications from which our hypothetical inquiry could proceed, it seems unlikely that there will always be a uniquely correct answer to the counterfactual question of what the authors would have wanted or intended to be done in light of these factors.
Will an acceptable and fit for purpose blueprint for global governance emerge?
Considering the entire range tested, the difference between both tools at all dilutions was <10% which we would consider to be an acceptable difference (fit for purpose).
We reported to have reached saturation after 17 consultations, because we did not find any new context factor in the last set of five consultations we observed, which is an acceptable criterion for this purpose [ 36].
As an example, Renaudin, Russias, Leroux, Frizon & Cau-dit-Coumes (2009 ▸) obtained an average Si O distance of 1.77 Å for a preparation that had Ca/Si = 0.8, which they considered to be an acceptable value for the purpose of their discussion; however, inspection of the structures of known calcium silicate hydrates (see §5) shows that it is in fact an implausibly long distance.
