Sentence examples for cannot be grounded from inspiring English sources

The second is that if A and B are two different creatures (say a man and a donkey) that God is going to create, their mutual differences cannot be grounded on their own beings, since they are not yet existing things; therefore they have to be found in something pertaining to God's productive potency, which will act according to different principles present in it.

Many of the gruesome atrocities committed by the Nazi regime had been officially authorized by Nazi laws and decrees, and this fact convinced many that law and morality cannot be grounded in any purely idealist or utilitarian or other consequentialist doctrine.

How are the principles of inertia and the collision laws that follow from it to be accounted for, given that they cannot be grounded in God's immutable will?

The exigency of value cannot be grounded in being itself, since it would thereby lose its character as an ought; it would "cease even to be value" since it would have the kind of exigency (contrary to freedom) possessed by a mere cause.

A second further conclusion is that morality (fundamental moral principles) cannot be grounded in reason; this one follows both from his views about the "inertness" of reason generally, and from his assumption that morality is capable of motivating people: "Morals excite passions, and produce or prevent actions.

Here Moritz arrives at results that are superficially similar to those Kant will arrive at a few years later that aesthetic judgments cannot be grounded in determinate concept and that the process of creation by artistic genius cannot be guided and explained by determinate concepts.

In Minnesota and, after a recent revision, Milwaukee, laws specify that domestic violence cannot be grounds for eviction.

“An error identified with the benefit of hindsight, whether admitted or not, cannot be grounds for reversing a result of a competition,” the decision read.

Cooper argues that the MAC clause specifically says that any dispute with employees or partners like Chengshan cannot be grounds to exit the deal because the dispute is related to the acquisition.

One can forge a linguistic discipline to discuss it but the presential knowledge involved is not informational and cannot be grounds for public knowledge but indicators for initiates.

That conversation prompted the National Consumer Law Center, a nonprofit consumer advocacy group, to draft a letter to the FCC asking it to "clarify that withdrawal of consent for auto-dialed calls cannot be grounds for terminating a contract".