However, the teleological assumption that being goal-directed entails having a good may be unwarranted.
In response to this argument, some obligationists about gratitude have suggested modifying the correlativity thesis to allow that directed obligations need not entail standing to enforce or exact, but only standing to hold the obligee responsible in some weaker way—say, with a reactive attitude, like resentment (Darwall 2012).
However, direct open surgery entails the risk of intraoperative bleeding with deterioration of the uterine and placental circulation and consequent risk also to the fetus [2].
Additional resources may be available if your internship coincides with an independent study project, which entails independent or directed study in collaboration with a faculty member.
For the HCWs, the new work program was an example of a requirement directed from municipal level that entailed additional duties (indirect work tasks), resulting in increased workload and time pressure.
China's emergence as a global direct investor entails a number of consequences, which are yet to be understood.
The direct method entails introduction of [F]fluorine without changing the carbon skeleton structure of the molecule.
It will entail the realisation of 12 sessions directed by external facilitators and fed with selected information (reviews of scientific evidence, selected published literature, etc).
This entails what Adorno describes as a "philosophy directed against philosophy" (Adorno 1955, 235) or what Howard Caygill calls a "philosophizing beyond philosophy" (Caygill 1989, 119).
The first kind of counterexample is directed at the claim that knowing how to do something entails having the ability to do it.
Direct tests entail empirical manipulations that bring together allopatric individuals from different species [ 40, 41].
