Sentence examples for duties arises from inspiring English sources

Of course one might also hold, as Mencius appears to hold, that people are owed concern in virtue of their being human, and the possibility for conflict of duties arises from these different sources of concern.

Kant believed that perfect duties are more important than imperfect duties: if a conflict between duties arises, the perfect duty must be followed.

These duties arise upon the breach of first-order duties.

Similarly, certain specific moral duties arising from certain particular relationships seem to involve partiality in an irreducible manner.

He famously criticizes the notion that all political duties arise from an implicit contract that binds later generations who were not party to the original explicit agreement.

(Cavallar 2002, 2008; Hunter 2007a) Since imperfect duties of humanity do not suffice for maintaining social relations, particularly those involving precise mutual expectations, Pufendorf introduces (DJN III.4) another class of absolute duties arising from pacts among individuals.

In The Methods of Ethics, Henry Sidgwick appealed to the considerations mentioned in the previous paragraph in an attempt "to show that the commonly received view of special claims and duties arising out of special relations, though prima facie opposed to the impartial universality of the Utilitarian principle, is really maintained by a well-considered application of that principle" (439).

Applying the categorical imperative, duties arise because failure to fulfil them would either result in a contradiction in conception or in a contradiction in the will.

It was sold, with its art collection and furnishings, to pay the death duties arising on the death of the 3rd Earl in 1921.

HE: You like quoting Alfred North Whitehead that duty arises out of the power to alter the course of events.

One provision of the rule provides that the requisite duty arises "whenever a person agrees to maintain information in confidence".