The pastoral solution lives in this realm of "particular situations," where, as Francis insists, "constant love" must prevail over judgmentalism.
The law generally recognizes a number of particular situations in which the use of force, even deadly force, is excused or justified.
Metaphors, if they're any good, distill complexity not into simplicity but into clarity, bypassing the details of particular situations to find and represent their unifying universal traits and ideas.
But the workshops are also a chance to discuss the subtleties of particular situations – those in which a person may not be able to consciously consent to sex, or those in which "yes" is assumed.
Finally, we state the following example, which includes a lot of particular situations previously discussed.
Such knowledge, importantly, would sharpen one's sense of appropriateness by attuning oneself to the subtle distinguishing features of particular situations.
Within Darwinian theory there is no warrant for long-term predictions, for everything depends on the contingencies of particular situations.
They argue that the most appropriate method of public involvement depends on the specifics of particular situations.
This sort of conceptualization generally fails to describe explicitly the role of particular situations in evoking maladaptive behavior.
But the information contained in such a theory and the structural analyses of particular situations that this theory makes available, cannot yet be integrated into Bayesian statistical analyses.
Zhu advocated this methodology to stress the need for people, as prospective moral agents, to notice the fine details, the distinguishing features of particular situations and to fashion on that basis the most discerning, appropriate response.
