Sentence examples for addressees that from inspiring English sources

It would explain why this claim to a fair trial is a matter of duty, what the duties are, and why it is these particular addressees rather than other possible addressees that have the duty (Feinberg 1973).

For example, it could be required that a proposed human right not only deal with some very important good but also respond to a common and serious threat to that good, impose burdens on the addressees that are justifiable and no larger than necessary, and be feasible in most of the world's countries (see Nickel 2007).

For example, according to Nickel (2014), it could be required that a proposed human right should not only deal with some very important good but also respond to a common and serious threat to that good, impose burdens on the addressees that are justifiable and no larger than necessary, and be feasible in most of the world's countries (Nickel 2014).

The First Letter of Peter tells its addressees that they must "always be prepared to make a defense (apologia) to anyone who calls you to account for the hope that is in you" (3:15).

He tells his addressees that, by living in such-and-such a way, they weigh themselves down ('tibi gravis eris'; On Peace of Mind 3.6), or become a problem to themselves ('tu tibi molestus es'; Letter 21.1).

We will need to distinguish between being an addressee, that is the intended receiver of an utterance, and being an actual hearer.

We discuss these behavioral and neural modifications with regard to the nature of the communicative interaction with an addressee that is required for CP but not for NCP.

This step is cancellable when it becomes obvious to the addressee that the resulting meaning is not what the speaker had intended.

Such descriptions of the cultural context help us understand and articulate the absent, imaginary addressee that this text both shapes and is shaped by.

According to the former, it is the intentions a speaker has with respect to the mind of the hearer that constitutes assertion, while according to the latter, assertion is constituted by the change of the social relation between speaker and addressee that the utterance brings about.

Consequently, in the absence of syntactic devices, it is the syntacto-semantic features of the subject which are relevant for a distinction between the verbal and adverbial function of 必 bì: the deontic reading is confined to an addressee subject that functions as an agent or causer.