Sentence examples for agent regards from inspiring English sources

A certain content is regarded as normative by an agent if and only if the agent regards that content as a valid reason for action.

In each case, an agent regards herself as having moral reasons to do each of two actions, but doing both actions is not possible.

In other words, an endogenous correlated equilibrium is a Nash equilibrium-in-beliefs when each agent regards the moves of his opponents as probabilistically independent and the agents' probabilities are consistent.

The argument also clearly falters over the additivity axiom, since even if an agent regards each of a set of bets as individually fair, they may not be collectively fair by her lights, so she need not evaluate the bets needed to produce a book as fair bets.

In failing to acknowledge this aspect of the self, the agent regards herself as wholly determined by her environment, and thus induces an illusion of herself as being merely a passive object, rather than an active subject.

The plainclothes agent regarded me.

A month later, I contacted the same real estate agent regarding another property he had advertised.

I talked to him and his agent regarding the issues and addressed it to a point I'm comfortable with".

Only when an action is, or is believed to be, determined by the will of an agent is that agent regarded as an object of praise or blame — this is a matter of psychological fact for Hume.

If we analyze a little deeper, now considering the sentence semantics, we find that in sentence 1, "Company A" has the semantic role of agent regarding the verb "acquire" and "Company B" has the semantic role of theme.

The military leaders at the fort had been given written information from the Indian Agent regarding the killings during the raid.