Sentence examples for principle of concern from inspiring English sources

It has immense potential to amalgamate the Islamic principle of concern for the poor and miserable with the mission of microfinance to reach the poor and give them financial access.

Even though we endorse the principle of concern about the health of the athlete, there are reasons to question the particular form of this principle as related to anti-doping policy.

We recommend that the principles of concern for welfare, respect for person, and justice to be applied in research using social media.

The application of the core principles of concern for welfare, respect for person, and justice must extend to networked publics (as both virtual spaces and the users who occupy them) with explicit justification provided for not seeking informed and ongoing consent if social boundaries are unclear.

However, within geographically smaller countries such as the UK the principle issues of concern are the same, despite the smaller distances involved.

Others wish to ground this duty of respect for the opinions of others in a deeper principle of equal concern for the interests of each member of society (Christiano 1996).

Langton agrees and concludes that "women as a group have rights against the consumers of pornography, and thereby have rights that are trumps against the policy of permitting pornography…the permissive policy is in conflict with the principle of equal concern and respect, and that women accordingly have rights against it" (1990, 346).

If a core principle of education concerns the exposure of children to opportunities, then we should instead strive to look beyond the increasingly unbalanced hierarchy of subjects – and acknowledge that all of them have the potential to influence a child's future.

The principle of noncontradiction concerns the properties objects exemplify, not the properties objects encode (assuming our Meinongian is going to account for impossible objects).

One might argue that the principle of contradiction concerns extranuclear properties only and that a thing's nuclear mountainhood does not entail that the thing can be perceived and is located in space, since a thing that exemplifies only nuclear mountainhood is not a mountain in the usual sense.

The principle of adaptation concerns the person-environment fit.