Sentence examples for value premises from inspiring English sources

Myrdal, under the influence of Hägerström's value-nihilism provides a pragmatic way out of the value-incommensurability predicament, by the use of significant and relevant explicit value premises, as points of departure for social engineering.

The second are value premises, which in this case are the ethical principles formulated by Beauchamp and Childress [ 22]: respect for autonomy, non-maleficence, beneficence and justice.

We use two different types of premises: factual (facts about cesarean delivery and specifically attitudes of obstetricians as derived from the EUROBS European study) and value premises (principles of beneficence and non-maleficence, respect for autonomy and justice).

The analysis uses both value premises (the principles) and the findings of a European multi-centre study (EUROBS) which compared the attitudes of a large, representative sample of obstetricians in eight European countries: France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, and the UK [ 19].

Ms. Loomis of Fortune asks a question on behalf of a shareholder in the audience: How would you explain Berkshire and its value premise to the investor's 13-year-old daughter?

The magnitude of the output control action is consistent with the magnitude of the input value; in other words, an extreme input value (premise) results in an extreme output value (consequent), a mid-range input value causes a mid-range output value, and a small/zero input value is synonymous with a small/zero output value.

The importance of bio-objectification as a process based on momentariness is clear here as both the temporariness of status and value premised upon contingently configured socio-technical alignments, and the perpetuity of recycling value and waste articulated by Waldby and Mitchell (2006), is apparent.

"What about your value premise?" I asked.

Hierarchical organizations can structure factual and value decision premises so that the range of action becomes so narrow that only one alternative remains: the rational choice.

At the same time, hierarchical organizations can socialize individuals to refrain from cheating by creating value decision premises that underlie decision makers' judgments on what is right or good to do.

The restructuring costs include provisions for reducing the size of its investment banking operations as the bank refocuses on the UK, as well as writing down the value of premises in the US.