In this example the law would clearly compensate the child's loss in being injured, not the parent's loss in their child being injured (though the latter might be a separate ground of action in some systems).
But until now they did not necessarily regard the existence of these foes as grounds for action against the leaders of the countries where they lived.
In urban design terms, identity is considered to be a fixed point of thought and being or ground of actions.
Lawyers Winckworth Sherwood are considering possible grounds for action on the basis of negligent misstatement by Lloyds TSB directors in the merger prospectus, the withholding of information by HBOS directors, a judicial review of the government's conduct and a derivative action against banking and accountancy advisers.
Like Kant, Herbart holds that the determining grounds of moral action must be found in a priori norms, and rejects eudemonism or any "material motives" as grounds for practical laws (cf. Beiser 2014: 94, 125, ff).
Lloyds Action Now may be joined by the UK Shareholder Association as it looks for grounds for action against the directors of Lloyds TSB and HBOS and others involved in the merger.
A threat can be interpreted as harassment and grounds for action in a court of law, and is can be subject to penalties ranging from fines to prison time.
For example, Sindlar et al. [21] used dynamic logic to model ascription of beliefs, goals or plans on grounds of observed actions to interpret other agents' actions.
The complaint includes the grounds or cause of action for you slander lawsuit.
Yes, there is something between indictments and cruise missiles -- a middle ground of covert action and clandestine operations -- and these options should be kept on the table.
In naturalistic explanations the explanans is an antecedent condition, an event which precedes in time the event whose cause it is said to be; in mentalistic explanation the explanans is the logical ground of an action, the motive or thought that renders it intelligible.
