Sentence examples for Is presupposed from inspiring English sources

Because the agent's evaluation of i is presupposed, this method is not uncontroversial.

Pereda's recent work also shows his commitment to the originality problem, which is presupposed by his skeptical claim that Latin American philosophy is "invisible" (i.e., suffers from the IDP and EDP mentioned above).

Its popularity is presupposed.

No prior acquaintance with On Global Justice is presupposed here.

The world does not need to be derived; it is presupposed by human experience.

Some knowledge of Kant's moral theory and his Critique of Pure Reason is presupposed.

A proposition is certain, in other words, when its truth (and the truth of many related propositions) is presupposed in the various social activities of a community.

Some previous work in mathematics or logic at the college level is highly desirable, but no one particular branch of mathematics is presupposed in the course.

It has been said that the Greeks thought of the world as a vast animal (indeed, the conceptual scheme that Aristotle devised for dealing with nature makes sense only if something like this is presupposed).

The argument from reciprocity -- you do it to us, so how can you complain if we do it to you? -- will have force only if the moral equivalence of "us" and "you" is presupposed.

Its authority, says Kelsen, is "presupposed".