Sentence examples for a standard view on from inspiring English sources

A standard view on this matter says no: A nation needs principles, not pragmatism.

Being forced to live in a country where abortion at any stage of pregnancy, for whatever reason, is equated with murder — a standard view on the Christian right — would almost surely arouse opposition, if not fury, among millennial women who have grown up in a pro-choice country and, like most Americans, show few signs of wanting to turn back the clock.

Because on a standard view of tropes, a property (that is, a type) just is a resembling set of tropes.

Although intuitionism has never replaced classical mathematics as the standard view on mathematics, it has always attracted a great deal of attention and is still widely studied today.

Why does he oppose the standard view on intellectual property rights?

The standard view on selection is that there is no objective basis for selection: selection is interest-driven, pragmatic, and unsystematic (Mill 1846, Lewis 1986a, Mackie 1974).

The standard view on the direction of causation is that it reduces to the direction of time: causes occur prior to their effects (Hume 1975, Kant 1965, Beauchamp and Rosenberg 1981).

A minority of cases will have had full-field digital mammography at assessment and in these cases the measurements will have been done from electronic magnification of the standard views on a digital workstation.

Note also that Classical Semantics is compatible with most traditional views on semantics; in particular, it is compatible with all the standard views on the meanings of sentences, namely that they are truth-values, propositions, or sets of possible worlds.

This finding extends the more standard views on neuronal decoding, which also accounted for the observed effects.

To explore potential evolutionary options, a coordination centered view is discussed that diverges from a standard input output view on early nervous systems.