Sentence examples for order reason from inspiring English sources
Love as jealousy, love as illness, love as the destroyer of order, reason and sanity.
Instead there are books and pens, palettes and musical scores.This was the Age of Enlightenment which looked to the classical world for its symbols of order, reason and inspiration.
"An exclusionary reason," in Raz's terminology, "is a second order reason to refrain from acting for some reason" (39).
In the transformation of temperament to suit the demands of the moral order, reason must often contradict the pull of emotions surrounding a distorted humor.
But the young woman went on to explain: "What I mean by feminine energy is… as in the west, in countries like Germany, everything works on masculine energy – order, reason, precision.
At present clubs are prohibited from replaying contentious decisions at grounds for public order reasons, but there is an awareness of the need to improve the fan experience at matches.
This permission, called "exclusionary," is based on a second-order reason and allows the agent to disregard the balance of first order reasons for action.
The latest figures suggest there are 5,335 Palestinians in Israeli prisons for security or public order reasons, including 211 children.
Under Article 14(2)(b), the right of assembly may also be limited for public order reasons.
Authorities quickly announced a "temporary" ban on reporting the blast, citing national security and public order reasons.
He was going to Ayodhya to take part in the 84-kosi yatra, a 12-day religious yatra which was banned by the state government citing law and order reasons.
