Some complain that it offers even less value for money, having so far yielded only a dozen arrest warrants and indictments, all relating to Africa.The court's supporters argue its very existence has huge indirect benefits: signalling to wrongdoers all over the world that their misdeeds risk retribution and that might does not always equal right.
Why, then, have philosophers believed they need to define narrow content and argue for its existence?
They argued that its existence chilled their constitutional rights by creating a basis to fear that the government might seek to detain them under it by declaring that their activities made them supporters of an enemy group.
In the case of the human or rational soul, he argues that its existence follows in particular from the fact that understanding and knowledge are found in a human being but not in the whole body or any part of it.
Of those who are aware of the doctrine, one can then determine the percentages of individuals who abide by the doctrine, and those who find ways to deny its existence, argue it away, or merely ignore it (and in doing so, they violate the religious edict in question).
She doesn't argue the fairness of its existence or take offense when potential clients cut her off in mid-sentence.
Since God is a substance, Spinoza argues, his existence or non-existence cannot be caused or explained externally (Spinoza takes substances to be causally independent of each other); hence, were God not to exist, he would have to be the cause of his non-existence, just as a square-circle is the cause of its non-existence.
The presence of the components of Leishmania Ufm1 pathway and its substrates argue for the existence of a mitochondria associated Ufm1 conjugation pathway.
True, some reformers argued, Yabloko has never in its existence taken a brave stand, but its chances of getting into parliament seemed marginally better than those of PARNAS, so give your vote to Yabloko.
Members of the Inter-American Commission on HumarmRights, an arm of the Organization of American States, expressed frustration and dissatisfaction with the National Security Agency's mass surveillance of foreign nationals – something the agency argues is both central to its existence and necessary to prevent terrorism.
