Sentence examples for ends to be achieved from inspiring English sources
The answer will be found in a consideration of the ends to be achieved in the particular conditions that were expected or foreseen.
In addition, workers will participate in deliberations about the ends to be achieved by the work they do and how to achieve those ends.
According to the pragmatist, the world is constantly changing in such a way that the solution to one problem becomes the source of another, what is an end in one context is a means in another, and thus it is a mistake to seek or offer a timeless list of intrinsic goods and evils, of ends to be achieved or avoided for their own sakes.
Least of all will they be permitted to accomplish that result when equality and not preference is the end to be achieved.
Teleological ethics, (teleological from Greek telos, "end"; logos, "science"), theory of morality that derives duty or moral obligation from what is good or desirable as an end to be achieved.
It involves no idea of an end to be achieved by the activity.
Anderson's rejection of good as an end to be achieved applied to his ultimate rejection of socialism as a progressive movement and of Marxism in particular.
Such analysis invariably entails recognizing the happiness of "each and all, as the end to be achieved by fulfillment of these conditions" (Spencer, vol. I, 1978: 204).
Rewilding is a way of thinking and approaching conservation rather than a fixed end-point to be achieved.
But the Government points especially to the methods by which that end was to be achieved to show that those who pursue or advocate such methods exhibit their want of attachment to the principles of the Constitution.
