Sentence examples for guiding conduct from inspiring English sources

These apprenticeships integrate knowledge acquisition (cognitive apprenticeship), practical experience (practical apprenticeship), and an ethical identity (ethical comportment) for guiding conduct.

As tools, they can be evaluated instrumentally, in terms of their success in guiding conduct.

This all works quite well, especially when the movie is a good one, but there are some rules guiding conduct.

Some are abstract and deal with the nature of truth, justice, value, and knowledge; others are more concrete and their study may help guide, conduct, or enhance understanding of other subjects.

Some are abstract and deal with the nature of truth, justice, value, and knowledge; others are more concrete, and their study may help guide conduct or enhance understanding of other subjects.

Bertrand Russell argues for personal morality over tribal customs to guide conduct.

But they are not merely descriptive; their essential function is to guide conduct.

The law, or legal norms, are within the sphere of "ought", they are norms that purport to guide conduct.

He begins by identifying, as the fundamental distinctive feature of evaluative judgments that which lends them a special character that evaluative judgments are intended to guide conduct.

We started with the unexceptionable-sounding thought that moral and evaluative judgments are intended to guide conduct; we arrived at a blanket denial of the possibility of akratic action which fits ill with observed facts.

"The reason why actions are in a peculiar way revelatory of moral principles is that the function of moral principles is to guide conduct," Hare continues in the passage quoted earlier (Hare 1952, p. 1).