Sentence examples for commutative justice from inspiring English sources
noun
The state resulting from fair and free exchange.
The concept of benefit sharing here can be related to the ethical principle of justice in exchange or commutative justice.
The justification of benefit sharing in the CBD is fundamentally based on the principle of justice in exchange or commutative justice.
This is because punishment is an instance of neither distributive nor commutative (expletive) justice, but a type of administrative sanction recommended by "prudence … conjoined with the duty to rule others".
The distinction between the two stages is analogous to the traditional distinction between commutative and distributive justice.
The political philosopher Leo Strauss observed that an extreme situation is "a situation in which the very existence or independence of a society is at stake... there may be conflicts between what the self-preservation of society requires and the requirements of commutative and distributive justice.
The Church's social Magisterium constantly calls for the most classical forms of justice to be respected: commutative, distributive and legal justice.
It uses Shakespeare, but the use is not commutative.
In true academic fashion Ms. Garber loves that kind of commutative construction, the chiasmus.
David's first paper in commutative algebra was written, about 60 years ago, jointly with Northcott.
First, David was so inspired by the seminar that he decided to become a commutative algebraist.
