Примери за benevolent

• He is generally viewed as a benevolent figure in history.

• He describes himself as "a benevolent dictator".

• bipartisan meetings in which they can exchange ideas in a benevolent environment

• We value our relationships with Catholic charities and other benevolent organizations sponsored by the Church.

• He is president of the Broward County Police Benevolent Association.

• Unable to specify in advance the likelihood of such variables occurring naturally, no basis exists for assuming - let alone asserting - that they signal (benevolent) intelligence.

• With the religion-as-non-fiction hypothesis, we still need explanations both for why the supernatural is benevolent and for the variation.

• They have malevolent and predatory deities as well as more benevolent and protective ones.

• What begins as a revolt against tyranny develops into an apology for benevolent monarchy.

• Our model relies heavily on the assumption that lawmakers act as benevolent welfare maximizers.

• This increasing public responsibility undermined the work of the benevolent philanthropic societies and left them with very little legitimacy.

• These potentially conflicting identities can then be subsumed under the monarch's benevolent patronage.

• The marketplace takes no count of good or benevolent intention.

• Maybe so, but what is intuitively (though not uncontroversially) relevant is the distinction between a piece of benevolent behavior and a piece of malevolent behavior.

• The benevolent qualities of younger people also featured in the earthquake stories.

• As we have seen, the former argued for some kind of internal civility - that politeness was ultimately founded on the mind's benevolent disposition.

• But ethnographic reports indicate that malevolent and predatory deities are as culturally widespread, historically ancient, and socially supreme as benevolent deities.

• They point out that 'benevolent' censorship (p. 40) raises questions about who controls free speech, how it is controlled, and when it is controlled.

• Should we consider these "flexible negotiations" a form of benevolent paternalism?

• If there is a benevolent and powerful creator, however, it seems quite likely indeed that there should be such things.