It isn't amoral to think through what will follow from particular actions.
Still, provisional action is action, and particular actions are sometimes irrevocable.
It provided backing for his general position without quite imposing constraints on particular actions.
Directions were added, dictating particular actions and precisely how the performers should move.
These particular actions are not stipulated by the game maker — they do not advance the player toward beating the game.
The report also makes important findings about particular actions taken by the police and coroner while investigating the deaths.
The question Alexandra Wood's two-hander poses is not what people are worth, but what merits particular actions in extreme circumstances.
There was no critical assessment of the particular actions of the scientists that had raised the concerns of the people of L'Aquila.
The niruktas explain the etymology of words found in the Vedas by deriving them from verbal bases, thus showing how their meanings reflect association with particular actions.
Unlike these traditional approaches, both virtue ethics and the ethics of care focus on dimensions of moral theorizing other than determining the rightness or wrongness of particular actions.
They must then be approved by the board in a public session, and ultimately by both governors, who traditionally signal approval or disapproval by signing or not signing the minutes of board meetings at which particular actions are taken.
