This morality encompasses both rules of obligation (e.g., do not kill or cause suffering for others, tell the truth, keep promises, do not steal, prevent evil or harm from occurring, rescue persons in danger, do not punish the innocent, obey the law, treat all persons with equal moral consideration, etc).
Our model for GO molecular function encompasses ∼20,000 rules describing various overlapping structure-function relationships at different levels of specificity (Table S2).
As such, industry experts have recommended adapting existing industry regulation to account for machine learning, rather than creating a set of all-encompassing rules (FTC Report Reference); an approach that fits well within the contextual integrity of existing frameworks.
All-encompassing rules are not only a lazy idea, allowing authorities to dismiss critical opinion in favor of an easy out, but while they save the school a headache, they also happen to ruin perfectly good kids by punishing them for deeds that happen to fall somewhere in the Venn diagram of "not allowed" and "mitzvah".
Institutions encompass the "rules of the game": laws, technical standards, regulations, norms, routines, and shared expectations that guide and regulate interactions and relations between actors.
The word law in Article 12(1) of the Constitution was held in Ong Ah Chuan v. Public Prosecutor (1980) to encompass fundamental rules of natural justice.
Here, regulation encompasses the formation of rules and practices, as well as their interpretation and implementation, such as the health policy processes covered in the HEPVIC project.
Liberty encompasses all the rules and limits that govern politics, justice, economics and religion".
Sown throughout what encompasses thousands of rules, Washington has established itself as the hinge on which healthcare turns.
It encompasses concerns about rules for coastal sea management, which affect a very large number of users, and problems on the global scale, such as preventing the risk of oil spills.
