On the view of distributive justice being propounded here, justice is but one moral value and distributive justice but one dimension of justice.
Some of the essays were remarkably good, especially the first one I read, from a classmate who tackled a question I had avoided, on the view of Arjun Appadurai, a sociocultural anthropologist, that modernity necessarily means rupture.
Much will depend on the view of the US and its incoming President, Barack Obama.
Cricket writer Dileep Premachandran will be blogging on the view of the World Cup - the football World Cup - from India.
This week saw more evidence of the dependence of that "proposal" on the view of geopolitics upheld by map-makers – and map-users.
But the app's real trick is that the spacecraft can be viewed as augmented reality images, rendered on the view of the world through your phone's camera.
His ideas, based on the view of linguistic development first conceived by the philosopher J.G. Fichte, stressed the influence of the mother tongue in shaping the mind.
The recent playoffs produced some fly balls that were or were not home runs, depending on the view of the umpire making the call.
But because of the impact that an unconventional portrait would have on the view of Shakespeare, about whose life and personality tantalizingly little is known, many questions remain.
"We don't want to be held responsible for the impact the facility has on the view of seats there," Etess said Wednesday in a telephone interview.
The second difference from the 1960s was that Enron, like many other present-day companies, was much more dependent on the view of it taken by credit-rating agencies, in particular the two globally dominant ones, Moody's and Standard & Poor's.
