Sentence examples for beneficent actions from inspiring English sources
Third, the arguments for enforcing beneficence seems to imply that there is a collective duty to engage in beneficent actions, whereas the duty the argument explicitly mentions is an individual duty of beneficence.
Beneficent actions and motives have traditionally occupied a central place in morality.
While Kant must include consideration of beneficent action as part of right, he does not conclude that beneficent actions are required by right but only that most are permitted by right and others violate right.
In the Yoruba tradition these were individuals who were able to establish control over a natural force and make a bond of interdependence with it, attracting its beneficent action toward themselves and their people while sending its destructive aspects onto enemies.
Whatever the truth about businesses' motives, a separate question is whether businesses have obligations of beneficent action.
These philosophers hold that beneficent action is virtuous and a commendable moral ideal, but not an obligation, and thus that persons are not morally deficient if they fail to act beneficently.
His focus on free individual choice entails that any beneficent action that interferes with or usurps the recipient's free choice is wrong (for example, improving the recipient's property without permission as opposed to merely donating money to a fund made available to the recipient at the recipient's discretion).
Moreover, we found that leptin was capable of a direct beneficent action upon hTERT mRNA and TA in HepG2 cells.
Taking care of outliers is something many providers and institutions do not like, or even have to do, but in doing so provide society with an example of "beneficent action having moral worth " [ 5].
The Samaritan's actions are beneficent and the motives benevolent.
The byproduct of their collective individually selfish actions is that beneficent overall result, and so that's the invisible hand of the market that Smith talks about in The Wealth of Nations.
