Sentence examples for natural equity from inspiring English sources
[T]here are certain fountains of natural equity from which spring and flow out the infinite variety of laws which individual legal systems have chosen for themselves.
Cases of this sort, under the anomalous condition of such property remaining in the possession of a class of persons who could not formerly hold title thereto, should be adjudicated under broad views of natural equity.
And as veins of water acquire diverse flavors according to the nature of the soil through which they flow, just so in these legal systems natural equity is tinged and stained according to the site of territories, the disposition of peoples, and the nature of commonwealth.
In IPML, Bentham directed this analysis against a host of ethical propositions he sought to eliminate as competing alternatives to the utility principle, such as "moral sense", "common sense", "law of reason", "natural justice", and "natural equity".
The four types tracked by Morningstar -- diversified commodity, natural resources, equity energy and equity precious metals -- show the best gains among the firm's 84 fund categories for the 12 months through March, each rising more than 30 percent.
A Born Equity Trader For John J. Ryan Jr., going to work on Wall Street was a natural: his father, John Sr., had been an equity trader.
On a conference call after the announcement, Evy Hambro, the joint chief investment officer of the natural resources equity team at BlackRock, criticized the company.
The hedge fund manager Ospraie Management will close its flagship fund after it fell 27percentt in August on losses in energy, mining and natural resources equity holdings, in one of the biggest ever closures of a commodities-focused hedge fund.
Candice Macdonald, a spokeswoman for Barclays, said that day-to-day interaction with one of the drilling firms, Tulip Oil, was now being undertaken by Global Natural Resources Investments (GNRI) after a management buy-out of the bank's natural resources equity office.
That means a moderate degree of correlation between natural resources equities and the broad stock market.
Along with justice, Baier investigates the role of the natural virtue of equity (which Hume always understood to constrain justice) in Hume's thought, arguing that Hume's view of equity can serve to balance his account of the artificial virtue of justice.
