Sentence examples for cannot be founded from inspiring English sources

This means in particular that word usage cannot be founded in Lockean ideas.

The authors of the 2005 paper concluded that claims for the existence of early life in the rocks "cannot be founded on an occurrence of graphite inclusions in apatite".

Fawcett wrote of the southern basin of the Amazon, "The whole of this region is saturated with Indian traditions of a most interesting kind," which "cannot be founded upon nothing" and which suggest the prior presence of "a once-great civilization".

The other, which is related to material place, assumes an intrinsic connection between place and the located body that cannot be founded on distance alone" (Trifogli 1990a, 350).

But political action is a practical matter, which should not, and cannot, be founded on, or dictated by, general principles established through abstract theorising.

The peak of the corresponding oxides cannot be founded in the XRD patterns, but the previous TEM images in Fig. 2 and the EDS result shown in Fig. 4 support the presence of the oxide overlayer.

In Natorp's rewording of Kant, science is not a factum at all, but a fieri, i.e., not an accomplished deed, but an ongoing doing.[43] Hence, what makes science scientific i.e., productive of genuine knowledge cannot possibly be founded on a set of fixed (physical) principles, analogous to mathematical axioms the certainty of which somehow flows into its theorems.

The proof can be founded in [36].

In her statement, she said: "I believe that concerns that our terms of reference cannot be delivered are founded on an assumption that we must seek to replicate a traditional public inquiry in respect of each of the thousands of institutions that fall within our remit.

Given these entrenched interests, meaningful policy that aims to reconcile intellectual property protection and access to medicines cannot be realistically founded upon consensus between all stakeholders.

When we start with that basic right we can move on to the others: fighting for the survival of a world of brother and sisterhood that cannot be destroyed when it is founded on love for the "other" - because, truth is, for someone else we are all "the other".