Sentence examples for public conception from inspiring English sources

The third level of publicity concerns what Rawls calls "the full justification of the public conception of justice as it would be presented in its own terms" and must include all of the considerations we bring to the table when generating a conception of justice in the first place.

Moreover, there are two extra levels of publicity, having to do with the public nature of the justification of the public conception of justice.

In western democracies, the public conception of law includes justice – in both natural and administrative forms.

His acknowledgment of his orientation (he was the first member of Congress to leave the closet voluntarily) was a quantum leap in the amazingly rapid evolution of the dominant public conception of homosexuality from some kinda deviated preversion to a "virtually normal" (in Andrew Sullivan's phrase) aspect of the natural variety of human life.

Nevertheless, the freestanding public conception of justice as fairness, for example, will be fully justified for anyone in any of these different wide reflective equilibria.

It will count as a reasonable view for them only if the public conception of justice coheres with their other (religious and philosophical) beliefs in wide reflective equilibrium.

In The Social Reality of Crime (1970), for example, he concluded that public conceptions of crime are constructed in the political arena to serve political purposes.

Dr. Zubrin said the greatest potential of the German craft lay not in turning up unexpected findings, but in adding detail and breadth to public conceptions of Mars.

The important elements of public relations are to acquaint the client with the public conceptions of the client and to affect these perceptions by focusing, curtailing, amplifying, or augmenting information about the client as it is conveyed to the publics.

It's the work of a man in the flush of romantic happiness who couldn't care less about public conceptions, and you suspect anyone pooh-poohing that is invited to follow the instructions in the title.

The longevity of the work-study program program reflects its popularity, and, to some extent, romanticized public conceptions of the student "working his way through college" (see, for example, this 1907 article from The New York Times Magazine).