FIFA's philosophical policy is 'no'no
They do social science, health, philosophical, policy, or legal research on topics such as privacy, confidentiality, the psychological impact of genetic information, informed-consent issues in genomics research, commercialization of genetic products, genetically modified foods, behavioral genetics, gene testing, and gene therapy.
There are sound philosophical, policy-based, and even religiously-grounded reasons that justify this widely-shared view.
Mrs. Clinton's acceptance speech is expected to be undramatic -- devoid of any sweeping philosophical or policy pronouncement -- and President Clinton is unlikely to attend, in part to lower the attention factor, a friend of the Clintons said.
The alliance of the Manhattan representative, Irving S. Hamer Jr., with Ms. Segarra was all the more surprising because of his vehement philosophical and policy disagreements -- on issues including privatization of public schools and mayoral control of the schools -- with both her and her patron, Mr. Giuliani.
Since the publication of a 2001 experiment synthesizing polio virus de novo received national attention, the research community has been engaged in a philosophical and policy debate over how to deal with the challenge of dual-use life science research.
His stump speeches lack either philosophical or policy vision.
The faculty should elect colleagues who indicate their philosophical and policy inclinations.
Boies said he understood, though, why the public might be mystified by the case and even conceded, as a philosophical public policy matter, that a "fairer" solution to the crisis would have been for the government to treat all Wall Street firms as harshly as it did AIG.
The candidates they are backing (Trump and Sanders) share some philosophical or policy positions such as: describing past and current free trade agreements as bad for the average American; rejecting the calls to limit or reduce future Social Security and Medicare spending; attacking Super Pacs and "fat cat" high dollar donors; and, appealing to blue collar and working class individuals.
This requires an analytical framework that does not a priori privilege specific sources of solidarity such as shared norms and values and contact/encounter on normative-philosophical or policy grounds.
