Sentence examples for autonomously chosen from inspiring English sources

The direct link to action comes when pursuing that autonomously chosen conception of happiness.

Government wages and employment are autonomously chosen by the fiscal authority (see Sect. 2.4).

Suppose, for the sake of argument, that it is agreed that we should respect a person's competent request for medical assistance with dying (e.g., so as to enable her to achieve her autonomously chosen goal of an easeful death).

Hence the argument presupposes a specific thesis about the good life i.e., that only an autonomously chosen way of life can be a good life which can, however, reasonably be questioned.

Fifth, virtue is moral self-constraint "based on inner freedom" (MM 6 408), which is the capacity to act on the autonomously chosen principles of morality, even in the face of temptation (MM 6 394, 405).

It only spells out the intersubjective conditions which provide everybody with the chance to live the life they want to lead (be it autonomously chosen or not), namely in a social environment where this life is either adequately recognized or at least not looked upon derogatively (Honneth 2003, 177).

According to Millian individual autonomy, a slave does not gain autonomy by approving his chains, and a monk is not autonomous even if he autonomously chooses to abide by his superiors [ 19].

Once it determined what was working and what wasn't, the system autonomously chose and scaled the most effective marketing campaigns — and Jacobi's business tripled.

"But when you sleep, moving on one side doesn't affect the other side of the bed". The original design from 1996 worked all right, but it also suffered from what Mr. Robke termed "tuck issues": because the sheets were joined at the bottom, sleepers could not autonomously choose whether to tuck or untuck their sides at the foot of the bed.

And in the broad sweep of American religion, the method of selecting clergy members ranges from denominations like the Baptists, in which congregations autonomously choose their ministers, to those like the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches, in which a hierarchy appoints priests.

On the road, vehicles need to autonomously choose the communication parameters that best fit an application's needs.