However, the argument is invalid: the Reciprocity Principle supports obligations even to participants who have not suffered research-related harm.
Two theories informed the study: (1) 'candidacy', which explores "the ways in which people's eligibility for care is jointly negotiated between individuals and health services"; and (2) kanyini or 'holding', a Central Australian philosophy which describes the principle and obligations of nurturing and protecting others.
Now we will illustrate how, in principle, this obligation leads to equity in domestic health-financing and then suggest additional obligations that would make such equity a reality.
Mr. Kerry would have to stress that he's willing to antagonize Muslims -- or anyone else -- when essential American principles or obligations are involved.
For in Tiantai, each moment of time brings with it not only a new set of actual occasions, but a new set of "eternal principles"—categorical obligations, eternal objects, laws, universals.
The idea that moral principles and obligations, as well as the legitimacy of political authority, should be grounded in the self-governing individual, considered apart from various contingencies of place, culture, and social relations, invites skeptics from several quarters.
There, he was influenced by Levi Frisbie, Professor of Natural Religion, who was largely interested in moral philosophy, which he termed "the science of the principles and obligations of duty".
As Diesel, Cook is both stolid and volatile, his depraved earnestness joining principle and duty, will and obligation.
Kant's ideas about morality, duty, obligation, principle, etc. easily meld into the daily practice of western medicine as it applies to the individual.
The principle of equal obligations was the point, he said.
