Sentence examples for availability principle from inspiring English sources
Respondents also argue that the California Rule violates the "availability" principle, which is implemented, in one form or another, by all three federal regulations.
The contextualist's reply is that, in fact, neither the speaker nor the interpreter is aware of such alleged literal content (the point is challenged by Fodor 1983, Carston 2002); but "what is said" must be intuitively accessible to the conversational participants (Availability Principle, Recanati 1989).
3) Developing a model of communication availability: the principles of regulating an access of outside subjects to the biobank data base.
In Germany, patients are free to choose their GP and - depending on availability - in principle may change GPs whenever they want.
In principle, availability of medicines to treat diabetes in Thailand should be adequate since the universal health coverage policy covers more than 75% of the Thai population (the rest of the population is covered either by the civil servant or the social security scheme).
Although adequate communication equipment was in principle available, the availability at district level was weaker as compared to the facility levels.
Furthermore, the availability of such principles in logical space does not in itself entail that they are presupposed by the very possibility of moral thought and judgment.
So the mere availability of default principles does not entail that the normative landscape could be finitely (much less manageably) codified in some short set of axioms like Ross's list of prima facie duties, for instance.
So the availability of such principles is compatible with Dancy's canonical formulation of particularism, according to which, "the possibility of moral thought and judgement does not depend on the provision of a suitable supply of moral principles" (Dancy 2004: 7).
This will allow unregulated automated access to data and intelligence by hundreds of national state agencies across Europe, bringing into practical effect the "principle of availability" (all data and intelligence held has to made available to all the other state agencies in the EU) in the Hague programme.
In principle, the availability of this tool could change our results regarding the role of public television.
