Bentham believed that only in terms of a utilitarian interpretation do words such as "ought," "right," and "wrong" have meaning and that, whenever anyone attempts to combat the principle of utility, he does so with reasons drawn from the principle itself.
He disliked parochialism ("where liberty is not, there is my country", he reportedly told Benjamin Franklin); and he drew from the principle that the earth is common property the conclusion that the most vulnerable in society – especially the young and the old – ought to be guaranteed as of right their fair share of its wealth.
As exercise, tai chi chuan is designed to provide relaxation in the process of body-conditioning exercise and is drawn from the principles of taiji, notably including the harmonizing of the yin and yang, respectively the passive and active principles.
There are many analytic procedures that can be used for qualitative data and this study adopted open and axial coding and memo-writing techniques drawn from the principles of grounded theory [ 24, 25] to assist category generation.
Drawing from these principles and organizational change theory, a conceptual framework is proposed that provide a new lens for local government to plan for place based resilient cities.
Finally, the authors draw from the "harm principle" of John Stuart Mill's On Liberty.
The collectivist conclusions Bentham drew from this principle were modest in scope, but later reformist economists like W. S. Jevons (1871), impressed by the idea that social utility could be calculated based on the aggregate of individual interests, developed the theory in the direction of modern welfare economics.
Drawing from such principles, the article investigates methods of encouraging stakeholder expertise as a way to navigate change in multiliteracy centers, and to create environments that encourage collective engagement and action.
"Nothing pleases me so much," Alberti was to have a figure in one of his dialogues remark, "as mathematical investigations and demonstrations, especially when I can turn them to some useful practice as Battista here did, who drew from mathematics the principles of painting [perspective] and also his amazing propositions on the moving of weights".
The book's eleven chapters seem to draw from the population-centric principles of F.M. 3-24, the U.S. Army's much publicized counter-insurgency field manual, released in 2006.
