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If you have an older Mac or for some other reason ca n't do Java telnet applets , then you will also need a telnet session , but this can also be launched from the Gateway . " Qualified electors of the city " means those duly qualified to vote at a general or special election in the city unless the city council for sufficient reason shall by ordinance calling the election restrict or limit such group . The expositors of these writers , then , ought not to express themselves in the same way , as if putting forward their expositions as of the same authority ; but they ought in all their deliverances to make it their first and chief aim to be understood , using as far as possible such clearness of speech that either he will be very dull who does not understand them , or that if what they say should not be very easily or quickly understood , the reason will lie not in their manner of expression , but in the difficulty and subtilty of the matter they are trying to explain . Since the team 's volunteer coach is not paid by the school , the team is technically a club rather than a sport and for that reason would not have been subjected to the mandatory policy banning Sunday competitions . And however our eyes may be dazzled with snow , or our ears deceived by sound ; however prejudice may warp our wills , or interest darken our understanding , the simple voice of nature and of reason will say , it is right . " Further , once the idea of fairness based on integrating costs over time is understood , what reason would anyone have to take any form of instantaneous per-flow rate fairness ( whether max-min or TCP ) seriously , ever again ? Absence from an examination without an acceptable reason will result in a mark of 0 % being recorded . I hope that reason can prevail , and that professionalism would dictate that , as a step toward a minimum , every professor 's vita become available to the public , whether the professor serves the university as a teacher , researcher or administrator . Let an enlightened nation3 then try what effect reason would have to bring them back to nature , and their duty ; and allowing them to share the advantages of education and government with man , see whether they will become better , as they grow wiser and become free . Vacancies existing for any reason shall be filled by the Board for the remainder of the unexpired term . HAVING given , in a summary , the proofs of the existence and character of God , so far as reason can guide us in the inquiry , we are now prepared to consider the relation in which man stands to God , and the obligations which arise out of this relation . So , let 's hope that reason will prevail . For , provided only that the will conforms to the law of pure reason , then let its power in execution be what it may , whether according to these maxims of legislation of a possible system of nature any such system really results or not , this is no concern of the critique , which only inquires whether , and in what way , pure reason can be practical , that is directly determine the will . Take the outwardly immoral for a moment and begin to talk with them about their sins , and you will find that they are accustomed to speak of their faults under very different names from those which Scripture and right reason would use . Now , here there comes in a notion of causality justified by the critique of the pure reason , although not capable of being presented empirically , viz ., that of freedom ; and if we can now discover means of proving that this property does in fact belong to the human will ( and so to the will of all rational beings ) , then it will not only be shown that pure reason can be practical , but that it alone , and not reason empirically limited , is indubitably practical ; consequently , we shall have to make a critical examination , not of pure practical reason , but only of practical reason generally . The strength of the reason will become the strength of the law : it will act as an anchor to prevent the vessel from being driven about by the force of the winds , or being insensibly drawn aside by the currents . " They argue-carefully , rigorously-about the most basic issues of all - about what reality is ( metaphysics ) , what it means to know something ( epistemology ) , what reason can tell us about God ( philosophy of religion ) , what distinguishes good arguments from bad arguments ( logic ) , what makes human acts good or evil ( moral philosophy ) , what makes a society just ( political philosophy ) , and what beauty is ( aesthetics ) . If you were to ask a man , why he believes any matter of fact , which is absent ; for instance , that his friend is in the country , or in France ; he would give you a reason ; and this reason would be some other fact ; as a letter received from him , or the knowledge of his former resolutions and promises . Leave Act 1955 , provided however that from 1 January 2000 an employee who has completed five years service but less than ten years and whose service is terminated or ceases for any reason shall be entitled to long service leave on a pro rata basis .