Sentence examples for of general desire from inspiring English sources

It is, he says, the "one all-comprehensive rule" upon which all property arrangements ought to be based (1983a, 308), and by this, "the first application, or say emanation, of the greatest happiness principle", all the arrangements of the law of property "in its most extensive sense", meaning "all objects of general desire", ought to be ordered (295 96; see also 1838 43, III, 312).

The location of the ECLSP was the result of a general desire for conservation in The Bahamas, and the availability of Crown Land in the Exuma Cays relatively close to the tourism centre of Nassau [19].

For some, it is part of a general desire to opt out of the capitalist economy.

And Kantoku Teruyu, a member of Parliament from Okinawa, said: "The reduction of the marines' presence is the general desire of the Okinawan people.

Externalists can claim that an agent would have a reason to do what is pleasurable even in the absence of any such general desire, but this is something that an internalist may be able to deny without absurdity although here intuitions seem to differ radically.

Similarly, good income seemed to be the general desire of the majority of the youth.

However, the general desire of study participants to improve the health of their children, and their own desire for a clean and healthy image, makes the challenge less daunting.

This echoes a general desire among Generation Y graduates for a more progressive way of working.

This statue represents the defeat of militarism and the general desire for peace.

I believe that it is connected with the general desire of Americans to support entrepreneurship and innovation.

In The Netherlands (where birch pollen-related apple allergy is by far the most common form of apple allergy), this cultivar has recently been marketed as 'suited for individuals with mild apple allergy' in order to meet the general desire of apple allergic persons to be able to add this common fruit to their daily diet.