Sentence examples for as acting from from inspiring English sources
With affirmative action, for example, the opponents can be seen as arguing from a sense of fairness, not racism, and the defenders can be seen as acting from a concern with community, not bureaucratic power.
It then comes close to a sub-doxastic venture model of faith, differing only in so far as acting from hope that God exists differs from taking this claim to be true (albeit without belief) in one's practical reasoning and this difference may be undetectable at the level of behavioural outcomes.
Linda McMahon also offered her version of events on television, with Politico reporting that she portrayed WWE "as acting from an abundance of caution even in firing the announcer whose interest in stroking the feet of young boys had been 'blown out of proportion.'".
Sometimes, if they were convinced that in a particular case the benefits significantly outweighed the harm, respondents would even assert that decisional and causal closeness was desirable as long as one is acting from motives of compassion.
He was an early member of Yale's African-American Studies Program, for which he served as acting chairman from 1971 to 1972 and from 1976 to 1977 and then as chairman from 1981 to 1989.
Scheflo formally edited the newspaper from 1927 to 1928, with Eivind Petershagen as acting editor from late 1927.
Interestingly, Mr. Wilson also briefly served under Mr. Codey, who as Senate president took over as acting governor from Mr. DiFrancesco for three and a half days.
During the War of the Polish Succession he successfully resisted superior Spanish forces, became commander in chief for Lombardy (1735), and ruled Milan as acting governor from 1736 to 1743.
On the morning of July 21 , 2007 Cheney once again served as acting president, from 7 16 am to 9 21 am.
John Gibson, the Territorial Secretary, served as acting governor, from the creation of the territory until his arrival.
We believe sub-telomeric regions show this effect most prominently as interference is acting from one direction only, though we have also detected a weaker, yet significant, effect across the centromere of chromosome 3, where interference acts from both arms.
