The phrase "achieved reasons" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what is meant by "achieved reasons," as the combination of words does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "The achieved reasons for the project's success were outlined in the final report." (This example assumes a different phrasing for clarity.)
Alternatives: "justified reasons" or "valid reasons."
All the contributions address tensions that arise between reason and politics in a democracy inspired by the ideal of achieving reasoned agreement among free and equal citizens.
On the other hand, if we are all "hopelessly biased" in such fashion, how is it possible to achieve "reasoned analysis"?
These types of groups, he argued from social scientific evidence, tend to render their participants' views more extreme and less amenable to the conversation across political divides necessary to achieve reasoned democratic decisions.
The problem seems to have many aspects to it that must be included in this discussion if we are truly going to find comprehensive solutions with the sense of urgency that appears to be needed, especially if we really want to achieve "reason, control, or compassion" in addition to morality and ethics in our political and social institutions.
It is a balance that has to be achieved through reasoned regulation".
He is Virgil, the great Roman poet of the Aeneid, emblematic in the Middle Ages of the best that can be achieved by reason and conscience.Who is Beatrice?
Was one's loyalty to be given to the nation as a repository of a heritage, mystical and ethnic in nature, or to a set of abstract ideals achieved by reason and available to all?
Plato argued fiercely against Hippocrates, described mental illness as a philosophical problem, maintained that character was determined by early experience rather than by biology and believed that cure was to be achieved through reasoned discourse; he dismissed doctors who addressed themselves to the subject as "mere artisans".
Achieving this balance in practice represents a classic collective action problem in which maximum benefit to the whole society can only be achieved by reasoned, informed action taken by multiple actors adapting to changing conditions under constraints of limited time and resources.
If the objective of the randomised intervention (that is, ≥180 s between delivery and umbilical cord clamping for delayed clamping or ≤10 s for early clamping) was not achieved, the reason for this was noted.
