"I do so today in honor of the victims of these crimes," he said as he signed, "and also in honor of the United States armed services, who uphold these laws of war and have been so responsible for the foundations of the principles underlying this treaty".
These works argue in various ways that that interpretation denies or neglects the metaphysical foundations of the principles of practical reason that it offers to identify.
"But, above all, it would be very negative for British citizens: the European Union is based, ever since its foundation, on the principles of freedom of movement of people, goods, services and capitals".
But these are good challenges for our team, especially as you are trying to set the foundation of the principles for the team for the year".
"If these are deeply embedded values [of Ruszkowski], then it is unfortunate that he is the secretary of the Public Education Department in a place where you have surviving sovereign nations who were the victims of this very doctrine that he makes reference to as the very foundation of the principles that made America great," Pecos said.
During the next decade, Bohr worked with physics to lay the foundation of the principles of quantum mechanics, and it was in 1927 that he developed the concept of complementarity, a key principle in quantum mechanics.
As stated in the treatise on natural law, the transcendentals 'being' (ens) and 'good' serve as the foundation of the principles of theoretical and practical reason (S.th. I-II. 94.2).
That is, the social practice of dealing with the principles in a specific way in biomedical ethics (e.g., as instruments to teach ethics to students and health professionals) may at least to some degree foster or erode the foundation of the principles in common morality.
In fact, the variation observed in genome size across species could provide the foundations to the principles of Peto's paradox (Animal Genome Size Database [ 99]): cancer incidence should be positively correlated with genome size rather than body size.
She criticizes rival attempts to give a normative foundation to the principles of practical reason, challenges the claims of the principle of maximizing one's own interests to be a rational principle, and argues for some deep continuities between Plato's account of the connection between justice and agency and Kant's account of the connection between autonomy and agency.
