Similarly, this conception of rule utilitarianism assesses rules in both maximizing and scalar fashion.
That certification cannot be upheld, for it rests on a conception of Rule 23(b)(3)'s predominance requirement irreconcilable with the rule's design.
That certification cannot be upheld, for it rests on a conception of Rule 23(b)(3)'s predominance requirement irreconcilable with the Rule's design.
In it Rawls distinguished between what he called the 'summary' conception of rules, in which rules are merely 'rules of thumb' i.e., guides to behavior based on reports of prior actions and their outcomes, and the 'practice' view of rules, which makes them out to be 'logically prior' to individual cases.
Glüer & Wikforss (forthcoming) argue that, as long as we are concerned with an intuitive conception of rule-following or rule-guidedness, the possibility of deviant causal chains makes it highly improbable that any true sufficiency claim will be forth-coming along these lines.
According to this conception of rule, says O'Donnell, "whoever wins election to the presidency is thereby entitled to govern as he or she sees fit, constrained only by the hard facts of existing power relations and by a constitutionally limited term of office".
A pragmatic conception of rule guidance might therefore seem to be required.
The extent to which citizens have access to justice in any given society depends on whether a thick or thin conception of rule of law is adopted.
Women with CF not known to have CFRD who are contemplating pregnancy should be evaluated prior to conception to rule out preexisting CFRD or be tested immediately upon confirmation of the pregnancy if they have not had an OGTT in the previous 6 months.
The present work deals with the formulation of model-based design rules to be used in the conception of optimized mechatronic and adaptronic systems employing linear hydraulic actuators.
