The contemporary liberal political philosopher John Rawls continues to speak of bounded communities whose fundamental structure consists of "self-sufficient schemes of cooperation for all the essential purposes of human life" (Rawls 1993, 301).
It is no longer self-evident that nation-states can be described as "self-sufficient schemes of cooperation for all the essential purposes of human life" in the context of intense deterritorialization and the spread and intensification of social relations across borders.
Its price of £35.99 seemed to me to be high for a book destined to sell widely in the breast departments of the English-speaking world, however, it is strongly recommended for its essential purpose of a handbook for mammographers.
But grants from the C.P.B. especially those for programming serve an essential purpose: once PBS or a station has a C.P.B. programming pledge, it can use that commitment to raise additional money from traditional sources.
The suit targets "Apple's concealment of a material manufacturing defect that ultimately causes iPhone touchscreens to become unresponsive and fail for their essential purpose as smartphones".
I'm making every effort to use my iPhone for only its essential purpose — and you should, too.
Mr. Tomaszeski declined to identify the nations, but he said Novartis had banned travel to some of them; for others, it had limited travel to essential purposes only; and for the rest, it had required notification to the company's corporate security department of any trips.
For this purpose, the essential economic parameters for project evaluation as Net Present Value and Profitability Index are modified in a fuzzy sense.
In terms of precautionary public health implications, cosmetic pesticide bylaws implemented in various Canadian jurisdictions typically do not address the use of pesticides indoors or for essential purposes, such as to intervene in a health hazard or infestation to property.
Steinberg's essential book serves the same purpose for parents of adolescents as the work of the late Louise Ames did for those of babies, toddlers, and young children: it makes sense of these mysterious creatures, puts their behavior in some kind of context, and makes it a little easier to forgive their sporadic follies.
