So the fact of variability of desire is not on its own enough to cast doubt on the natural law universal goods thesis: as the good is not defined fundamentally by reference to desire, the fact of variation in desire is not enough to raise questions about universal goods.
Yet neither the U.S. EPA (2006) nor the National Research Council (NRC 2004) defines "fundamentally unethical" so narrowly.
All analyses were stratified by ER status since ER expression defines fundamentally distinct diseases within breast cancer [ 20, 21].
Drinking problems, even very extreme drinking leading to disease and premature death, became defined fundamentally as a behaviour, regardless of how pathological it appeared to be.
"Obviously, R&D is the beating heart of our company and our success is and will continue to be defined most fundamentally by the strength of our pipeline..
Until now, a terrorist whom he defines as "fundamentally a violent intellectual prepared to use force in attainment of his goals"—was not thought to be interested in, or capable of carrying out, mass indiscriminate killing with the use of chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear weapons.
In the Laokoon Lessing attempted to fundamentally define the separate functions of painting and of poetry.
While this influence provides many opportunities for ecologists, it also necessitates a change in how we manage and share data, and perhaps more fundamentally, define concepts in ecology.
To fundamentally define the cyclic behavior of low yield point steel (LYP) and obtain representative material constitutive parameters for structural analysis, experimental studies of LYP100 and LYP160 steels were conducted under a range of loading scenarios.
This vote is an "Iraq War" moment that will fundamentally define Members of Congress for the rest of their careers.
Anti-helmet advocates fundamentally define the problem as an issue of freedom of choice and, therefore, argue that such freedoms should be afforded protections under the law.
