Deontological theories thus stress the concepts of obligation, ought, duty, and right and wrong, while teleological theories lay stress on the good, the valuable, and the desirable.
When the certification standard is higher than the producer's standard, certified goods promise the consumer more credence qualities, making the good more valuable and increasing the certified price premium.
There are also hybrid views, such as that the good is valuable achievement that one enjoys, or that the good is getting what one wants for its own sake in so far as what one wants and gets is also objectively valuable (Parfit 1984, Appendix I; Adams 1999, chapter 3).
As a progressive Christian, Rogers firmly believed that God, as revealed in Jesus of Nazareth, is "the Great Appreciator," one who sees each and every person as good, valuable, and lovable.
It is where people do look at you with those eyes of Jesus" -- the eyes of an advocate who sees each and every one of us as good, valuable, and lovable.
Get a hold of yourself, you're just wasting good valuable time!
"They have their own angle on celebrity stories which keeps readers coming back, and they offer buyers a good, valuable demographic.
There's been some good, valuable experience gained from what has been a turbulent year". Bruce reacted angrily to accusations that he had dumped Wigan.
But being able to bounce back from the bad times is what makes the good times so valuable.
"That the actuality is also better and more valuable than the good potency is evident from the following argument.
