This often makes understanding the inherent objectives of policies and related principles challenging.
Apart from general debates about the desirable and undesirable features of the precautionary principle, challenges to it lie in its translation to social effects and social sustainability, as well as to its application to consequences induced by intentional actions of agents.
This principle challenges the assumption that a single profession should have unique ownership over a particular professional repertoire.
This chapter gives an introduction to small-molecule receptor docking and illustrates basic principles, challenges, potential pitfalls, approaches to improving the results, and successful applications.
The article draws from historical examples and the authors' experiences to suggest principles, challenges, and opportunities in developing these standards.
It will focus on: The patient perspective about personalised outcome measurement; Potentialities and practical aspects of personalised outcome measurement (e.g. which measures; when to evaluate); Best-practice principles, challenges and barriers to its implementation; and Future research recommendations.
Kragelund, for example, has argued that the "re-emergence" of such principles "challenges traditional donors' authority to set the standards and norms of development aid in the future" [ 27], page 599.
Keep that at the forefront of your mind for the times when your principles are challenged.
But then, in the name of those same principles, pomo challenged the West's claims for priority over competing perspectives, criticizing its philosophical idealism and its notions of objectivity.
Do they become easily angered when their own worldviews, many of which are based on secular-scientific principles, are challenged?
