Sentence examples for accept the relevance from inspiring English sources
In response, some utilitarians accept the relevance of some of these judgments and argue that utilitarianism is compatible with them.
Grisso and Appelbaum in their four ability model give the following characterisation of appreciation; '[We] use the term in reference to people who, because of cognitive deficits or emotional states, fail to accept the relevance of their disorders or potential treatment consequences for their own circumstances.'[ 1].
This investigation suggests that GPs have largely accepted the relevance of LBP guideline recommendations for everyday practice.
For author-submitted publications, a curator assesses the relevance of the paper to WormBase before accepting the paper.
Accepting the award, Strong said it showed the continuing relevance of live theatre.
If the relevance of this symbolic aspect of citizenship is accepted, the logical extension of the argument would be to interpret the differences between the Scandinavian countries as reflections of divergent conceptions of nationhood.
Speaking backstage after accepting the award, director Ari Folman said that he did not regret the film's relevance: "Unfortunately, the film is always relevant," he said.
While accepting the bi-directional influence of facts and values, Anderson (2004) rejects holism, arguing that some observations bear closer relevance relations than others to specific values.
Maps are ideal visual support for a controversial presentation: they combine a commonly accepted statistical relevance with the advantage of being eye-catchers.
Other positivists respond differently to Dworkin's phenomenological points, accepting their relevance but modifying the theory to accommodate them.
