Free will definition
Free will means that the owner can reject the possibility of offering his or her Labor with no fear of reprisal or any sanction.
Free will means that the owner can reject the possibility of offering his or her Labor with no fear
Free will means that the owner can reject the possibility of giving up his or her land, because: a) there are viable alternatives available (such as re-routing of a water main if an owner refuses access to his or property), or b) where no viable alternatives are available, the donation will be to his or her benefit (such as a road rehabilitation project that will also benefit the owner of a small piece of land to be donated for the road works).
Examples of Free will in a sentence
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More Definitions of Free will
Free will literally means I am not enslaved to another. I cannot be 'my brother's keeper' in commanding their lifestyle when it does not comport to my means - as if they were a "means to my end!" I can only influence his (or her, "brother" here, is metaphoric) way of thinking. SJR-4 proposes this Constitutional abrogation and in so doing, contradicts everything my State's Legislature was elected to preserve (and insure) for ALL of us!
Free will means the principal reasonably appears to be acting without coercion, duress, or undue influence exerted by another individual.
Free will is a misnomer, if by it one means unlimited ability to do what one wants. We are all constrained in some fashion by our biological, cultural, social, economic, &c. circumstances. It makes more sense to talk about concepts like "moral choice" or "personal autonomy."
Free will means that the will is competent und legally effective in the matter concerned; for an English explanation see A. Ward, ‘A major step forward in CRPD compliance by the German Federal Constitutional Court?’, Mental Capacity Law Newsletter, (70), Nov. 2016, 22 [30].
Free will as Kane interprets it, means more than the “surface” freedom to do or get what we want.