Sentence examples for a commitment to natural from inspiring English sources

Cameron is insisting the delay shows a commitment to natural justice and a refusal to bow to the baying of the media.

But quantifier accounts of ontological commitment get this backwards: since commitment to Ks is associated with the existential claim, '∃x Kx', a commitment to natural numbers entails, and is thus stronger than, a commitment to integers.

Nora Berenstain and Ladyman (2012) argue that a commitment to natural necessity is implicit in arguments for scientific realism and that realists including structural realists should be anti-Humean and believe in objective modal structure.

These models exemplify population thinking without a commitment to natural selection of cultural items.

Another version of the objection seems to avoid both gene-centrism and a commitment to natural selection of cultural items.

Some current models that apply insights from DIT to specific patterns of cultural change indeed exemplify population thinking without a commitment to natural selection of cultural items.

Arnold moved to town in 1985 with an impassioned commitment to natural childbirth and an entrepreneur's hunch about an untapped market.

If there is a constraint on utility commitment to natural gas, it is the fuel's history of large price fluctuations.

For Jaffa, Lincoln was a philosophical rationalist whose commitment to natural law proceeded from almost geometric logic; its consequences can be known to all on the basis of unaided reason.

Any perimeter creates a "managed" environment, but the commitment to natural ecology here is strong.

As it is difficult & costly for consumers to reverse their commitment to natural gas there must be a dependable supply of it.