Sentence examples for Far presupposes from inspiring English sources

The discussion so far presupposes that an egalitarian holds that in some respect people should get the same or be accorded the same treatment.

Far from presupposing sophisticated computer programming, the recursive stock-flow cohort model can be implemented by means of standard spreadsheet software.

The discussion so far has presupposed that the mental states that have narrow contents are what we might call local mental states.

The discussion so far has presupposed that the members of the scientific community agree on the nature, number, and relative importance of the problems it faces, a presupposition that proponents of value incommensurability reject.

4. Imprecise (vague) probability for God's existence So far we have presupposed that probability assignments are sharp.

It thereby already presupposes a far-reaching intellectualization of the tradition and its identification with "doctrine".

The epistemological argument seems to presuppose a far too restrictive conception of justification to be plausible.

Far from it, we are presupposing that we do know some things about the world.

Many will be in jobs offering far fewer than the 40 hours a week he presupposes.

One might object to the substantive and level playing field conceptions of equality of opportunity canvassed so far in this entry on the ground that they all presuppose a world of individuals of given genetic makeup.

Since it is a national competence, if we opt for Community regulations, that would presuppose involving the Commission in an area where so far it has been fairly limited in its activity.