Sentence examples for adopt this theory from inspiring English sources

Black was reluctant to adopt this theory, though his pupils strongly argued its case.

The Fourth Circuit was the first federal appeals court to adopt this theory, although cases raising the same question are now pending in courts nationwide.

Although not to the same all-conquering level, Poland may be the latest to adopt this theory, with the co-hosts' boasting a new wave of talent that includes the Borussia Dortmund teammates Robert Lewandowski, Lukasz Piszczek and Jakub Blaszczykowski.

Utilitarians who adopt this theory of value can then claim that an agent morally ought to do an act if and only if that act maximizes desire satisfaction or preference fulfillment, regardless of whether the act causes sensations of pleasure.

Every President since Wilson has at least implicitly adopted this theory, and the Presidential mandate has become enshrined in our national politics.

Yet, despite its potential, few studies have adopted this theory to explain longitudinal changes in one country's language policies.

Had he done so during his lecture in Rome, such a radical theory would have occasioned comment, but there was none, so it is likely that he adopted this theory after 1500.

Call egalitarian justice theories that adopt this position "social interactionist".

Bacharach (1992) and Bicchieri (1993) adopt this approach, and develop logical theories of common knowledge which include soundness and completeness theorems in the style of (Fagin et al. 1995).

This definition makes it very natural to adopt the theory of operational differential equations (Lions [8]) and gives an abstract variational formulation of the fractional diffusion equation.

To our knowledge, this is also one of the few studies to adopt the theory of planned behaviour for identifying factors that influence doctors' behavioural intention to prescribe a medication in the context of preference-sensitive care.