The war, he believed, had been "an upheaval affecting the basis of things," including literary form and language as well as human purposes and values.
The budget can then only be changed if there has been a significant change affecting the basis upon which it was set, with the relevant circumstances clearly specified in the Climate Change Act.
But the route to achieving that result is by applying for funding under an appropriate category, not a claim for judicial review seeking to alter the longstanding basis on which the sports councils operate, and affecting the basis on which they are funded".
Spinoza thus provides, in his account of the affects, the basis for an explanation of how it is that introspection into our conscious experience of desire might fail to bring us accurate knowledge of our own psychological processes.
As a result, given our limited knowledge, we might not be entitled to treat the counterpart in the same way as the Nazi sympathizer, even though they are equally morally deserving of such treatment (Richards 1986, 174 ff).. Thus, circumstantial luck, like resultant luck, affects the basis available to us when we judge agents, but does not affect what those agents deserve.
It actually affects the basis of empirical knowledge, in particular when it involves biological and medical questions.
"When an analyst gets too close to a company, he may lose his objectivity, and this could affect the reasonable basis for his opinion".
According to the theory of psychophysiological parallelism, a lesion in the brain should also affect the very basis of a psychological power.
Factors that would affect the rational basis of simulation arise from atypical anatomies and physiologies.
Despite behavioral evidence that variation in ovarian hormones is associated with changes in affect, the neural basis of these processes is poorly understood.
