They write [ 40], p. 817 818: " The ethical-philosophical group included accounts that explicitly used terms related to morality (e.g. what ought or should be done), ethical theory (e.g. the nature of a doctor's duty to be honest or whether a good outcome would justify a decision), or mid-level ethical principles.
A court can ignore it but will generally uphold it if what you agreed produces a fair outcome, neither party was under pressure and you were honest about your finances when drawing it up.
There has been no shortage of action from central banks these past seven years and, let's be honest, the outcome has been disappointing.
He had solicited advice and essays from feminists while making the film and personally thought the outcome "impudent, honest, and humorous".
The lawyer should be honest about the likely outcomes of your case and should never make promises about guaranteed outcomes.
"When you allow them to be honest you get better outcomes in their pregnancies".
The thousand-plus photographs and highly detailed directions are clear, the tips on technique are many and useful, and the outcomes are honest and tasty.
And let's be honest, none of these outcomes are desirable.
During the interview, they often acknowledged the effect of those abstract values and moral principles such as maintaining a good reputation, being trustworthy, just, and honest, on their business outcomes.
He brings the same sense of frustrated yearning and jittery, unmediated tenderness to this film – but, rather remarkably, Doremus has gone all sci-fi with – if we're being honest – a not entirely successful outcome.
