A good example of this is the way in which Rawls uses the device of the "original position" to put self-interested choice at the service of the determination of the principles of justice.
International law does not contain a 'horizontal' clause making the applicability of the precautionary principle mandatory; a conclusive determination of whether the principle has attained a customary international law binding status is also not yet possible [29].
The strategy has been applied to the determination of an active principle in pharmaceutical tablets of low concentration (0 5%, w/w), using Fourier Transform Near Infrared (FT‐NIR) transmission spectroscopy.
Once I come with another candidate, such as 'space' and suggest that 'triangle' might be a determination of 'space', the principle will approve this suggestion, since we cannot think of a 'triangle' without 'space', though we can think of 'space' without 'triangle'triangle
But what exactly does it mean for particular laws of nature to "stand under" the a priori principles of the understanding that is, to be what Kant calls "particular determinations" of these principles?
His father's determination, tenacity and sense of principle caused him to oppose the death penalty and support abortion rights throughout his time in office.
Determination of polymeric sealing principles for end user high reliability.
A process to improve regulatory testing and risk assessment must therefore include new approaches and nontest methods [e.g., (Q SAR, grouping, and read-across methods], development and standardization of novel test methods, and the determination of criteria and principles for risk assessment that can cope with new types of extrapolations and uncertainties.
She has grace and charm and wit, but also a steely determination and an unshakeable sense of principle, as you will discover.
