Sentence examples for utilitarian version from inspiring English sources

Have my eyes adjusted to that silhouette, and now want a more utilitarian version?

The idea of a utilitarian version of the threshold story was suggested by Peter Singer.

But there may be room for a utilitarian version of the threshold story, even possibly the dirty hands story.

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Feminist animal ethicists oppose the same practices (e.g., factory farming, vivisection, and hunting) that are opposed by the two original non-feminist versions of animal ethics, Peter Singer's utilitarian version (1975) and Tom Regan's right-based version (1982).

There are a number of criticisms and objections in the literature to the expectational approach to promissory obligations (in addition to the ones above focused more specifically on the act utilitarian version of it).

We provide good approximation algorithms for the satisfaction-based utilitarian versions of the Monroe and Chamberlin Courant rules, and inapproximability results for the dissatisfaction-based utilitarian versions of these rules and also for all egalitarian cases.

This criticism is mirrored in utilitarian versions of the moral point of view, which incorporate a "thin" veil of ignorance that represents a different idea of impartiality.

Thus our wetland contrivances, enhancements, or other more utilitarian versions are more fairly not referred to as "restoration" for the straightforward reason that the former condition of these sites, the target for restoration, did not include sewage treatment.

It previously sold a slightly less designer-conscious, more utilitarian, agitprop-styled version of the T-shirt on its website without any generating any awkward questions about where the clothing was coming from.

That is, there is a fundamental asymmetry between moral good and moral evil – a notion very foreign to any version of utilitarian or post-utilitarian consequentialist or "proportionalist" ethics.