Population Policy and Ethics: The American Experience : a Project of the Research Group on Ethics and Population of the Institute of Society, Ethics and the Life SciencesRobert M. Veatch Irvington Publishers, 1977 - 501 páginas |
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... regulations of commerce for its own ports and harbours , and for its own territory ; and such regulations are valid ... regulation of these rates , according to Waite : is a thing of domestic concern , and , certainly , until Congress ...
... regulations of commerce for its own ports and harbours , and for its own territory ; and such regulations are valid ... regulation of these rates , according to Waite : is a thing of domestic concern , and , certainly , until Congress ...
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... Regulation . Conceptually distinct from massive assistance provided by the Federal Government to citizens is governmental regulation . The value of positive freedom has sometimes been used to justify the regulation of some in order to ...
... Regulation . Conceptually distinct from massive assistance provided by the Federal Government to citizens is governmental regulation . The value of positive freedom has sometimes been used to justify the regulation of some in order to ...
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... regulation , but rather because laws controlling what is done with guns are , for a variety of reasons , ineffective . Might not the raising of the legal marriage age be justified on the same ground , namely that regulation of ...
... regulation , but rather because laws controlling what is done with guns are , for a variety of reasons , ineffective . Might not the raising of the legal marriage age be justified on the same ground , namely that regulation of ...
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