For instance, some philosophers employ it to justify various positions in normative ethics, such as the claim that persons have moral rights (Benn 1971, Feinberg 1970, Downie and Telfer 1969) or duties (Fried 1978, Rawls 1971), or to argue for principles of equality (Williams 1962), justice (Narveson 2002a and 2002b, Nussbaum 1999), and education (Andrews 1976).
As the first U.S. government representative to the International Labor Organization, Miss Anderson championed principles of equality for women that were subsequently embodied in the United Nations Charter.Through the story there are sidelights and appraisals of such notables as Frances Perkins, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Mrs. Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, John L. Lewis, and many others.
It was a bitter irony that a British holiday provided a more apt date to demand America live up to its defining principles of equality for all, and of the inalienable rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
What the "I'm appalled because I'm an American" flag-wrapping posture really implies is that those others--in backward non-enlightened, non-Western societies that are supposedly so radically different from ours--don't have the same high regard for principles of equality and justice.
Metropolitan Community Church (MCC) was the first church founded on the principles of equality for LGBT people.
He argued that the old-fashioned class struggle was being replaced by other, equally vexatious conflicts: for example, between the principles of equality and meritocracy in higher education.
Javid's attempt to shore up democratic values with a show of power is, likewise, a misappropriation, taking the principles of equality as garb for a divisive authoritarianism.
The fourth group is the only one that puts the citizen and human being at the center, and is completely committed to democracy and the principles of equality and freedom for all, without distinction between Jews and Arabs.
The selection procedure for access to specialty medical training is based on the constitutional principles of equality, merit and capacity for public employment.
As the world joins us in observing this day recalling a national catastrophe involving the loss of thousands of innocent lives in the World Trade Center tragedy, we the people, no matter what religion, nationality, creed or faith, as true Americans, should introspectively resolve to lead our lives according to the principles of equality, justice and liberty for all.
