Sentence examples for adequate principles from inspiring English sources

Or, why not think, as skeptics do, that our repeated failures actually to identify fully adequate principles shows that morality is a chimera?

One cannot assemble a complete list of adequate principles, says Zermelo, without careful inspection of actual mathematics and thereby a careful assessment of what principles are actually necessary to such a list, and such inspection would show that the choice principle is surely one such; in other words, a selection of principles such as Peano's is very much a post hoc procedure.

Given the importance of mobility in modern societies, we argue that there is an urgent need for societal ánd policy debates about fairness and for subsequent translation of the outcomes of these debates into adequate principles, standards, and policies for the transport domain.

Given the importance of mobility in modern societies, we argue that there is an urgent need for societal and policy debates about fairness and for subsequent translation of the outcomes of these debates into adequate principles, standards, and policies for the transport domain.

It turns out that for some physical processes, the only way to get empirically adequate conservation principles is by positing that some hidden particles have gone undetected.

Likewise, Edgar W. Jenkins (1979) pointed out that the most frequent and persistent criticism of general science concerns its mishmash of topics and the absence of coherent or adequate interpreting principles.

Provision of mechanisms, methodologies, and functionalities to support Virtual organization Breeding Environments (VBEs) requires proper understanding of their requirements, development of representative models, thorough identification of adequate operating principles, and design and development of facilitating ICT-based tools.

We define the concept of robustness and classify supply chain disturbances, sources of food supply chain vulnerability, and adequate redesign principles and strategies to achieve robust supply chain performances.

From this it follows that the onus of more sophisticated risk-management must be on the banks themselves albeit with a clear requirement to convince the regulator that their chosen method is both adequate in principle and working in practice.

From its point of view the manifest image on which it rests is an 'inadequate' but pragmatically useful likeness of a reality which first finds its adequate (in principle) likeness in the scientific image" (PSIM, in SPR: 20; in ISR: 388).

And I think that to find principles adequate to the job of resisting and winning over the Communist ideology, Americans must turn increasingly to the ideas of Washington, John Adams, and Alexander Hamilton, of Burke and Disraeli men who preferred the devil they knew to the devil they didn't.