And yet, in principle, nature is intelligible for human beings.
However, it is hard to substantiate this with objective measures that are intelligible for both disciplines as well as managers.
Reasons, unlike causes, must be intelligible to those for whom they are reasons.
The collective conception can, then, make sense of group rights both to goods that would be intelligible as goods for independent individuals and to goods that are intelligible only as goods enjoyed collectively with others.
They assert that much debate and discussion in politics would not be intelligible were it not for the fact that citizens are willing to engage in open minded discussion with those who have distinct morally informed points of view.
For it to be intelligible that I have bestowed value on someone, I must therefore respond appropriately to him as valuable, and this requires having some sense of what his well-being is and of what affects that well-being positively or negatively.
He worked on voice communication and human engineering, whereupon he identified the minimal voice features of speech required for it to be intelligible.
In this case, the reason may be intelligible but should not figure in the public justification for a law.
The Abstract should be intelligible to a broad public.
He notes that a parallel argument shows that there is no set of all propositions, yet it is intelligible to say, for example, that every proposition is either true or false.
