Sentence examples for categorical acceptance from inspiring English sources
The underlying tension is as follows: either a state's membership in the EU entails categorical acceptance of the supremacy doctrine, which is in itself, an endorsement of the hierarchical model of law; or the state retains the right to set the supremacy doctrine aside in certain situations.
'The stereotype acts as both a justificatory device for categorical acceptance or rejection of a group, and as a screening and selective device to maintain simplicity in perception and thinking' (1954 192).
The relation between prejudice and stereotype, although highly debatable, is explicitly stated by Allport (1954): 'The stereotype acts as both a justificatory device for categorical acceptance or rejection of a group, and as a screening and selective device to maintain simplicity in perception and thinking' (1954 192).
Perhaps the most prominent candidate here is acceptance conceived as a positive categorical attitude towards a proposition that is by definition voluntary and figures significantly in our deliberation, action, argumentation, and assertion.
My acceptance of abortion as a grave, categorical wrong is one part respectful deference to authoritative Catholic teaching and one part reasoned deduction from our scientific knowledge of genetics and the beginning of an individual life.
Such an approach is consistent with the growing acceptance of a dimensional, rather than categorical, conception of language disorder (Dollaghan, 2004; Leonard, 2013; Rescorla, 2013).
Two problems that interfere with the student's understanding and acceptance of psychiatric knowledge result largely from the use of a categorical model for psychiatric diagnosis.
29 The data will include both qualitative narrative and coded categorical data indicating the distribution of features of the illness explanatory models and outcome variables concerned with vaccine acceptance.
Acceptance, acceptance, acceptance".
His assertion was categorical.
