Examples of using Liberal principles in English and their translations into Hebrew
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But what are liberal principles?
Like Ballance, Stout had a strong belief in classical liberal principles.
There is little to debate about the liberal principles of individual liberty, gender equality, and religious pluralism.
But perhaps the greatestforce of that text is in ratification of the best liberal principles of the country.
A society in which liberal principles are put into effect is usually called a capitalist society, and the condition of that society, capitalism.
The desire to guarantee themajority does not necessarily contradict liberal principles of humanism and human rights.
But liberal principles provide no resources for maintaining institutions such as the national state, the family, and Christian or Jewish religion.
In these days we hear a great deal about Liberalism, Liberal principles and policies, in the conduct of our public life.
It begins with basic liberal principles- the sanctity of the individual, the priority of freedom, distrust of public authority, tolerance- and advances no further.
Critiques of BDS from the Left describe it as a misapplication of liberal principles, misinterpretations that treat Israel as a unique evil.
But the crucial point is that none of these things- God, the Bible, the family, and the independent national state-can be derived from liberal principles.
Wilson's points were an idealistic package of liberal principles, including rights to national self-determination, and a League of Nations to watch over it all.
Both are political religions that sanctify secular entities and demonize their opponents,weaponizing liberal principles in order to create retributive“justice.”.
Similarly, liberals believe that since liberal principles are universal, there is little harm done in re-assigning the powers of government to international bodies.
Critics see both events as representing a dangerous turn toward“illiberalism” anddeplore the apparent departure from“liberal principles” or“liberal democracy,”….
The good Lord has only tenWilson's points were an idealistic package of liberal principles, including rights to national self-determination, and a League of Nations to watch over it all.
Another idea is to develop“club”- or“zone”-based approaches to running the internet- discrete,interconnecting blocs whose nation-members would make commitments to liberal principles like free trade, privacy and freedom of expression.
Ohio Wesleyan's charter provided that“the Universityis forever to be conducted on the most liberal principles, accessible to all religious denominations, and designed for the benefit of our citizens in general.”.
The final act is not yet played out, but a rethinking is in order,including a return to classical liberal principles- along with a recognition of the abuses inherent in efforts to perfect humanity.
It is now evident that liberal principles contribute little or nothing to those institutions that were for centuries the bedrock of the Anglo-American political order: Nationalism, religious tradition, the Bible as a source of political principles and wisdom, and the family.
The founding charter of Ohio Wesleyan provides that“the Universityis forever to be conducted on the most liberal principles, accessible to all religious denominations, and designed for the benefit of our citizens in general.”.
It hardly occurs to anyone, when he forms his notion of a capitalist,that a social order organized on genuinely liberal principles is so constituted as to leave the entrepreneurs and the capitalists only one way to wealth, viz., by better providing their fellow men with what they themselves think they need.
Per the Mission Statement,“Ohio Wesleyan's charter provided that“the Universityis forever to be conducted on the most liberal principles, accessible to all religious denominations, and designed for the benefit of our citizens in general.”.
On the eve of the World War(which was itself the result of a long and bitter struggle against the liberal spirit andwhich ushered in a period of still more bitter attacks on liberal principles), the world was incomparably more densely populated than it had ever been, and each inhabitant could live incomparably better than had been possible in earlier centuries.
These did not really aspire to any broader democratic, liberal principle.
It thrusts aside the important liberal principle of protecting the minority from the tyranny of the majority.