The regulators strenuously deny this, saying that they only specify principles – "thou shalt know thy customer" – not specific practices.
Depending on the initial justificatory problem, it will specify principles (P) that have some normative property (N)— such as justice, morality, authority, obligation, legitimacy, mutual benefit, and so on.
The weighing of specified principles against each other is basically no different from what coherence theories of ethics call reflective equilibrium [ 25, 26].
The International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research recognizes the necessity and challenge of using secondary data sources, particularly retrospective data, in HTA and specifies principles for good research practice in this field [ 10].
The agreement was set up by the Government Procurement Service on behalf of the DfE, although the department will be responsible for specifying technical principles and functional requirements for the services it covers.
Once the parties have agreed to the eight principles of the law of peoples, they then continue to specify these principles more precisely in a process analogous to the domestic four-stage sequence.
Without the need to specify mob principles of retaliation, he is said to have assured his men that any insult to one of them was an insult to the boss himself.
Most of the standards specify general principles rather than the precise details of the interface.
The debate has turned mainly on how one defines a miracle, understands the laws of nature, and specifies the principles of evidence that govern the explanation of highly unusual historical occurrences.
A more substantive advance directive, often called a living will, specifies particular principles or considerations meant to guide the surrogate's decisions in various circumstances, for example, "Do not prolong my life if I enter persistent vegetative state," or "I am a fighter: do not discontinue life-sustaining treatment no matter what happens to me".
