Sentence examples for works philosophy from inspiring English sources

If our government had a "what works" philosophy, then – like Moore – it would surely aspire to the Finnish model.

The green paper on sentencing is expected to mark a breach with the "prison works" philosophy introduced by Michael Howard in 1992.

Kenneth Clarke's pledge to break with the Conservatives' traditional "prison works" philosophy and bring in more community sentences has provoked anger from the right of his party and a warning from criminal justice campaigners that his words must be matched by firm proposals.

In the later works Philosophy, Logic and Language (1965) and Presuppositions of Science and Philosophy (1974), he developed the concept of metaphysics as a science of the nonempirical a priori essences that are initially discerned as the structure of the empirical but are subsequently recognized as autonomous entities.

The "it just works" philosophy has slipped through the cracks of the money-printing machine.

The work is only a piece of a greater mural that was once on the ceiling of the University of Vienna's Great Hall, until May , 1945when it, along with two other works, Philosophy and Jurisprudence, were destroyed by the SS army.

So the working philosophy seems to be, why not add them now?

In fact, that's kinda the working philosophy of the entire movie.

His major work, Philosophy of Law (1909), was a study of the theory of justice based on the philosophy of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel.

Mr. Walton imported the idea to Wal-Mart, once describing it as a " 'whistle while you work' philosophy, and we work better because of it".

The film includes an interview conducted shortly before the release of "Definitely Maybe," in 1994, in which the brothers distill their entire working philosophy, by describing their début.