I have tried to present Kant's thought in a modern idiom, while presupposing the least possible knowledge of philosophy. |
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Such exercises end up presupposing a continuity when it is almost certainly more productive to look for breaks. |
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The buyer also should estimate the expected years of truck service, which requires presupposing what the company will be doing five or more years down the road. |
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Nor is it possible without presupposing knowledge of the external world since triangulation involves each person recognising that they occupy spaces in a shared world. |
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And why can't we let patients make an informed choice based on the data, rather than paternalistically presupposing that all humans are incipient dope fiends? |
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Health care provider-patient relations are just one kind of human relations, presupposing all ethical requirements. |
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Science is often seen as presupposing a particular philosophy but that is not the case. |
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To say that these people are criminals is presupposing that they have committed a crime. |
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Why is the member presupposing judgment in the United States for these criminals if they were to return to the United States? |
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Public service broadcasting is regarded as presupposing a high-quality service, which is equitably available to all at a moderate price, which is available everywhere in the country and which is of uniform technical quality. |
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However, such adaptation calls for multilateral consultation, presupposing dialogue, debate or even a frank and open confrontation, which clearly have yet to take place. |
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Another, offered by Allison, rejects the objection as presupposing an overly strong interpretation of what the Deduction is intended to accomplish. |
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However, this may confuse syntax and semantics, by presupposing that words which denote substances are mass nouns by default. |
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The Speaker's comment in 1989 ruled that the effect of presupposing a decision of the House may tend to diminish the authority of the House in the eyes of the public. |
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