Sentence examples for just arrangement from inspiring English sources

The German tax system is founded on the principle of Leistungsfahigkeit ("ability to pay"), which sets the boundary between a just arrangement of the tax system and an individual privilege within this system.

Several steps, including a census, were outlined in the Constitution to arrive at a just arrangement for the region, but none have been completed, leaving an atmosphere of profound mistrust between the different peoples.

Many say that the US should change its foreign policy - I have long thought the US should be pressing Israel to end the occupation and uproot the settlements - but the presumption that the fundamentalist murderers would be placated by a just arrangement in Israel-Palestine is absurd.

This makes Wyclif's political and ecclesiological thought notable, for it is one of the few cases where a distinguished metaphysician used his ontology as a foundation for a detailed examination of the just arrangement of authority in church and state.

Justice as fairness aims to describe a just arrangement of the major political and social institutions of a liberal society: the political constitution, the legal system, the economy, the family, and so on.

"They said we should forget about self-management and the idea of social property, which I nonetheless believe is a just arrangement in society.

It also constrains us to further just arrangements not yet established, at least when this can be done without too much cost to ourselves".

Agents in the OP first choose principles of what Rawls calls the basic structure of society, principles that determine in broad outline what the just arrangements of the basic institutions of the society will be, and then go on to choose other sorts of principles, e.g., principles governing the just conduct of individuals, as well as those governing justice in international affairs.

Of course, the Geneva model offers more than just arrangements on security and recognition.

Our proposal reflects just one arrangement of nearly infinite possibilities.

It was just an arrangement of parts to me, no different from a lamp or a chest of drawers.