On the present interpretation, dirty hands theorists accept morality's comprehensiveness (at least with respect to the domains they are concerned with) but reluctantly reject its dominance for one class of decisions.
Creating a culture of reward requires consistency, alignment, and comprehensiveness at all stages and levels of evaluation, from defining expectations in the initial appointment to preparing individual candidates' dossiers to incorporating appropriate criteria.
The English National Health Service (NHS) was founded on three core principles: universality, comprehensiveness, and free at the point of delivery.
For reasons of comprehensiveness, we aimed at the analysis of both Hep-1 and Hep-2 in mouse serum and urine samples, despite the fact that the exact function of the latter peptide (if any), needs to be elucidated.
The "exegetical" approach is represented by commentaries that aim at explaining, with different degrees of literalness and comprehensiveness, the content of the Metaphysics.
The author's painstaking comprehensiveness, which at times can create the impression of extreme slow motion, leads him to follow a group of soldiers from the first stages of their trip to Vietnam.
The comprehensiveness differs between the three HRQL instruments.
The workshop examined the concept of social exclusion in a transport context, looking briefly at the history and comprehensiveness of the term for social policy in transport.
So there are three factors at work with how we believe: the clarity and comprehensiveness of the belief; the conviction we currently have of its truth, and our willingness to contemplate its potential falsity.
