The important point of agreement lies in their mutual focus on institutions or rule-governed practices as the trigger of genuinely egalitarian distributive obligations.
In this development the rigorous exercise of private judgment, and its candid expression in public discussion, plays a central role, motivating his rejection of a wide range of co-operative and rule-governed practices which he regards as tending to mental enslavement, such as law, private property, marriage and concerts.
Meaning statements, such as "'Green' means green", Millar argues, are true in virtue of there being a rule-governed practice.
If such a practice can be well described as a rule-governed practice for the identification of valid laws, then Hart has established his basic claim that there are rules of recognition.
Blockchain and cryptocurrencies may cut out the "middle man" in traditional transactions and create less expensive and safer community-owned and governed business practices.
The study adds to other research indicating that human music is not solely governed by cultural practices, but is also at least partially determined by biology.
To date, however, we have little empirical data regarding how automated decision-support tools are being debated, deployed, used, and governed in professional practice.
This type of substitution has occurred for a decade or more in a range of community-governed non-profit practices and other capitation-funded practices [ 29, 30].
Rose declares that we even 'have the right, as governed subjects' to contest the practices that govern us in the name of freedom (ibid.: 59 60).
The Montana experience is ongoing, with aid in dying governed by standards of practice and the same regulatory procedures as all medical care.
One such complexity is that nurses receive telephone calls from rural people seeking advice and care yet most telephone presentations are not documented and little is known about how the practice is governed [ 5].
