Sentence examples for of right action from inspiring English sources

What we would not have yet is a full account of right action.

Insofar as perfectionism is a theory of right action, it can be understood as an account of morality.

By adopting expected utility as the criterion of right action Russell goes some way towards meeting these objections.

For example, a certain form of consequentialism has as its criterion of right action: act so as to maximize good consequences.

As to normative ethics, Broad does not think the utilitarian view that there is one and only one criterion of right action can be sustained.

Bentham says that our account of right action, obligation, and duty ought to be governed by the principle of utility (I 9 10).

We are all capable of right actions when we act from right understanding.

Depending on the applicable law, the Taney Court held that aboriginal title could sometimes be asserted as a defense in trespass, ejectment, and writ of right actions, even by those with no claim to title themselves.

"They're just not doing what we think police should do," said Grahame Russell, director of Rights Action, a nonprofit group that funds community development and human rights workers in Guatemala and Honduras.

Grahame Russell, of Rights Action, is equally critical of the authorities excuses.

It follows directly from the definition of the right action of G on (Xcdot G) that X (identified with (Xcdot 1)) is a free basis of (Phi _G).