Sentence examples for practical conclusions from inspiring English sources

I propose that 'translation' from philosophical normative reflection to practice refers to what is produced by philosophical work when it facilitates practical conclusions on the terms of practice itself that can be theoretically justified.

Bioethical practice encompasses all kinds of contextualised reasoning and practical conclusions, including policy-making, which shape the ethical formation of real-life, medical and environmental decisions and interventions.

The point here is that translation between the knowledge areas should avoid the presumption that theoretical approaches based on the characteristics of theoretical reasoning stands in any authoritative position to dictate the rightness of the practical conclusions arrived at on the conditions of a practice.

Happily, the novelist has drawn a different set of practical conclusions from his musings.

Practical conclusions have been drawn.

Current experiments suggest several additional practical conclusions.

Still, I applaud the practical conclusion.

The second is pluralist in the sense that it hopes to show how the same practical conclusion flows from a variety of quite different fundamental moral views.

"The most practical conclusion," he wrote, "appeared to be to make a profession of observation, to become a reporter simply, a profession easily damned as that of a fence-sitter, a moral coward unwilling to take a stand.

We do not reach our practical conclusion in this case by determining that the duty to save the boy's life is stronger.

There is a high probability that many will not be successful, and that return on investment will just not be a practical conclusion to their participation in an entrepreneur's idea.