In these examples, the moral facts that the principles express explain why and how the institutional action in question affects legal rights and duties and therefore their role is to assign to institutional practice, or any of its aspects, their own role in the explanation.
Regimes of this sort encourage organizations to express, explain, and address the boundaries and possibilities of knowledge about and around quality, rather than focusing on the measures themselves.
The most prominent sentiment expressed explaining help-avoidance contained negative judgements of effectiveness: "I haven't been to the doctors about it because I can't see any point, they can't operate and all they'll say is we'll give you...I mean, we've got some fine doctors, so no, there's a limit to what they can do.
Although it is well defined in Merriam-Webster's Dictionary of Law as "capable of being expressed, explained or justified," in some usages above it is treated as a synonym for "specific"; in others, it is a softer substitute for that hard-edged word that better protects civil liberty.
However, the strong correlation between ZEB1 and MGMT shows that ZEB1-positive cases are highly likely to express MGMT, explaining their poor response to TMZ.
The more passion you can express when explaining animal neglect and cruelty to others, the more sympathy and support you'll receive.
"There's an art in asking questions that allow a person to express themselves," explained Etmanski.
I can more or less follow the Italian, but I can't express myself, explain myself, without English.
I strongly support the right of every person to express and explain his or her ideas, even when I strongly disagree with them.
She paints her emotions in vivid, sanguine strokes, fuelled by a desire to express, she explains, quoting a passage in Ray Bradbury's Zen in the Art of Writing: "Violent love all the way through to violent hate".
