casuistry

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Boundless compassion for all living beings is the surest and most certain guarantee of pure moral conduct, and needs no casuistry.
對(duì)所有生霛無(wú)盡的同情，是一個(gè)人的行爲(wèi)純粹郃乎道德的最可靠、最被期許的証明，竝且不需要辯解。
This is unconvincing casuistry to those who see the purpose as simply lowering yields for countries that have lost the confidence of investors.
對(duì)那些認(rèn)爲(wèi)歐洲央行的目的僅僅是壓低那些失去投資者信心國(guó)家收益率的人來(lái)說(shuō)，這是無(wú)法讓人信服的詭辯。
On a "bottom up" alternative drawn from Medieval casuistry, it is richly described paradigm cases, not principles, that have the central role in moral reasoning.
一項(xiàng)來(lái)自於中世紀(jì)決疑法，自下而上的研究方案指出，道德推理的核心是那些詳盡描述的範(fàn)例，而非原則。

Where Brasillach stood out was in his literary renown and the shamelessness of his casuistry.
ECONOMIST: French writers
Hard cases make bad law, which is why they are reserved for the Constitution, not left to the caprice of legislatures, the sophistry and casuistry of judges or the despotic rule making of the chief executive and his bureaucracy.
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決疑論
Thirdly, the argument of both care ethics and casuistry versus the principalism which the doctrine of Beauchamp and Childress is called, is examined.
再次，本文考察了關(guān)懷倫理學(xué)和決疑論與原則主義(對(duì)比徹姆和丘卓斯的四原則說(shuō)等原則論的稱(chēng)呼)之間的論爭(zhēng)。