Sentence examples for derivative duty from inspiring English sources

Consent is the derivative duty for physicians and researchers in light of patient's autonomy to provide them the information and absence of coercion to make a free and prior decision for any medical intervention or research project to be provided to them (or withdrawn from them at a later time).

They hold that each human being has a non-derivative duty to perfect others as well as a duty to perfect himself.

One advantage of a theory such as consequentialism is that, given that it regards all of our obligations or duties as derivative from one fundamental duty (the duty to maximize value), we do not need to try to determine which of our duties is strongest in any given instance.

Kant disparages Hutcheson's focus on the happiness of others and his treatment of duties to oneself as derivative from (because instrumental to our fulfillment of) our duties to others (C 27 340; V 27:580).

I think we're sorta in a rut creatively right now: how many years in a row will Call of Duty, or its derivatives, occupy the top spot on the consoles?

Beyond the DRM-free aspect of the game no having to stay online 24/7 or having to sell your first born son just to play a game GoG also brings up a great point: how many times can you play Call of Duty, or its derivatives?

A sensitivity analysis has shown a high variation of the gain versus duty-cycle and of the derivative gain versus parasitic parameters of the converter in the range of the duty-cycle from 0.6 to 0.8 which is range of interest for this kind of converter.

If the stamp duty were extended to derivatives instruments, it could raise a further £3bn.

It was unclear whether either the fiduciary duty law or the derivatives language will make the final House budget bill, or whether the Senate would include either in its own legislation.

That the performers do multiple duty at times turns "Constant Star" from derivative and dubious to incoherent and ludicrous.

Another reform, which the banks want to kill, is one that would impose a fiduciary duty on them when they enter into derivative deals with pension funds, retirement plans, government entities and endowments.