There will be a capital demand for cotton and other goods, if once it is understood that the end is attained, that the bottom is reached, that the trader nearest the consumer the small shopkeeper had better supply himself at once.
The idea is that obeying the normative constraints of the ranking calculus is a (necessary and sufficient) means to attaining the end of being "eternally consistent and deductively closed".
The latter end in turn is a (necessary, but insufficient) means to attaining the end of always having only true beliefs, and as many as possible thereof.
They supposed, as one of the means of best attaining this end, that the executive of the State should not only be intrusted with the enforcement of all laws, but should also be vested with a voice in their adoption.
Grotius begins by setting three rules governing the conduct of war (DIB III.1.2 4), the first and most basic of which is that "In war things which are necessary to attain the end in view are permissible" (III.1.2).
To account for the factors, it is claimed that the goal of the archer is really trying everything in his power to attain the end.
Hitherto powers conferred upon Congress by the Constitution have been liberally construed, and have been held to extend to every means appropriate to attain the end sought.
To attain this end, Ortega eventually grounded historical knowledge in a thorough knowledge of the individual.
Yet he was frustrated, wondering in the same letter, "Will I ever attain the end for which I have striven so much and for so long?
The whole enterprise takes its sweet time, building toward some defining event, and by the end it attains that satisfying sensation known, for lack of a better word, as closure — so pleasurable, perhaps, in novels because it's so rare in life.
