The reputation of Legalism suffered from its association with the former Qin dynasty. |
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Confucian principles have also been blended with the doctrines of Legalism and Mohism to influence managerial practice. |
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The tendency toward Legalism is apparent in intellectual circles toward the end of the Han dynasty, and would be reinforced by Cao Wei. |
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Legalism arose in Republican Rome and remained the predominant legal order in the last centuries of the Republic and the early Principate. |
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Legalism and Mohism are distinguished by this effort to obtain objectivity. |
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The doctrine of Legalism that guided the Qin emphasized strict adherence to a legal code and the absolute power of the emperor. |
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He is often considered to be the greatest representative of Chinese Legalism, his work Han Feizi consisting of the combination of the core Legalist principles. |
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These concerns for purity should not be understood as pettifogging legalism. |
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And none of these ancient writers has seemed to me to lead to any sort of legalism. |
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What it amounts to is the idea of moral legalism, that one should outlaw all wrongdoing. |
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The history of the Church, Coughlin notes, displays periods of both legalism and antinomianism. |
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As in many things, we must walk that line between legalism or pietism on the one hand and licentiousness on the other. |
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They are brutal and remorseless killers, undeserving of the legalism of international conventions, the U.S. government argues. |
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A commitment to legalism can never substitute for a commitment to the ideals law distortedly symbolizes. |
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I think we get into law and legalism, and we don't understand that it's really, really human to err. |
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Its political culture, once fiercely democratic, is being eroded by a manipulated, bureaucratic legalism that identifies dissent as disloyalty. |
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Less often considered is whether this ascendant legalism is good or bad for global prosperity and stability. |
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On nonproliferation, India believes that the vacuous legalism of the current nonproliferation regime will lead the world nowhere. |
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It would be better if the excesses of legalism were rolled back, so that Americans feel readier to impeach the next perjurious president. |
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Thus the pre-conciliar legalism reappears in a post-conciliar form. |
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It is equally clear from the objects section that the legalism of the Employment Contracts Act era is no longer a useful construction of the employment relationship. |
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The leaven of bad teaching the apostle wished to correct in Galatia happened to be legalism propagated by the circumcision group. |
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The resort to legalism has contributed to the present crisis. |
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In the final analysis, nonviolence is not a matter of legalism but of discipleship. |
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This is not some arcane and esoteric legalism, this is the way NAFTA reads, and let no one be equivocal about it. |
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Rigid legalism sits alongside rampant illegality, and a vibrant private sector coexists with a sclerotic state. |
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The narrowness of Germany's approach is reinforced by its emphasis on legalism rather than economics. |
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There « Pharisee » becomes a term expressive of typical hypocrisy, the dead letter, legalism, hardness. |
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The liberty of the Spirit does not go along with the legalism of the Pharisees. |
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The same is true for narrow legalism that fails to recognise that international law is dynamic, a product of continuous human action. |
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This applies as much to adultery and covetousness as to legalism, pride and unwillingness to forgive. |
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The legalism was too tough and the first empire that tried it, the Qin empire, which gave China its name lasted only two emperors, then got kicked out. |
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To view it differently is to prefer brain-dead legalism to survival. |
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There are the two extremes of legalism and antinomianism to avoid. |
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Without lapsing into legalism, for the benefit of those listening, we are talking about possibly asking the Federal Court to review a committee decision on ethics. |
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This is because legalism has given him the opportunity to denounce the ICTY and obliges his prosecutors to work to the highest possible standards, painstakingly gathering evidence, to build the case against him. |
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This brief historical survey has shown that throughout the centuries there have always been people in Judaism, or currents of thought, pre-occupied by the need for spiritual renewal to counteract an over developed legalism. |
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We knew from the outset that the Tribunal would not be welcoming workers. We have had to battle the Tribunal's excessive legalism and narrow interpretation of its role. |
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If we want this new directive to bring about the improvements desired by one and all, and in particular, if we want it to be applied in practice, we must get rid of this slightly restricted legalism at all costs. |
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Showy piety, legalism and quietism were all abominations, almost as much as the cheap oil and harsh flavours of phoney ethnic food. His own scorecard had some blots. |
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Mostly Bs – You certainly have a tendency to crossness when exposed to the world's irritations, but you express yourself through legalism or sarcasm. |
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Religious Life withdraws from pure interiority, affirming the incarnation of grace, as well as rejecting pharisaism, legalism, and the externalization of religious rites without a corresponding inner experience. |
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Many religious insults in the arts have an antinomian character by turning the religious code upside-down, but such elements are also common among religious mystics, who protest against religious legalism. |
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For Colombia, the overriding challenge is to provide security for all its citizens replacing legalism and extra-legal violence with the rule of law. |
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The question of linking tradition and religion with the legalism of the post-colonial state emerged as a key issue for reflection on African governance. |
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I was lucky enough to graduate from the hopeless line of legalism, but some spend their whole lives studying theology in vain and never realize the truth until the day they die. |
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In this way, a focus on individual needs and empowerment has the potential to achieve individualized justice, by contrast with the emphasis on abstract rights within liberal legalism. |
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