Sentence examples for categorical force from inspiring English sources

Like other softenings of the categorical force of deontological obligation we mention briefly below (threshold deontology, mixed views), the prima facie duty view is in some danger of collapsing into a kind of consequentialism.

One well known approach to deal with the possibility of conflict between deontological duties is to reduce the categorical force of such duties to that of only "prima facie" duties (Ross 1930, 1939).

Mrs. Clinton believes that all the decisions should be made in Washington, that we should force categorical programs.

"There's a tendency sometimes for civilians to go overboard in giving officers the benefit of the doubt in cases of categorical use of force, or [officer-involved shootings], even when the facts and the evidence demonstrate otherwise," he said.

I say how many categorical uses of force we've had this year, how many officer-involved shootings, assaults on police officers… The real discussion: Why are some communities more susceptible to violence than others?

A $66 billion budget deal reached in June aimed to protect those jobs, but a categorical technicality still forced some teachers out of the system amid budget cuts, and by October, 777 New York City Education Department were casualties of the largest layoff at a single agency since Bloomberg took office in 2002.

Data for this study were collected using an exploratory design involving surveys generating qualitative and quantitative data with open and forced categorical responses.

Legal obligations are content-independent reasons that are both categorical and pre-emptive in force.

The categorical ban on psychedelic substances forces individuals like myself -- an intellectually curious, politically involved student whose primary motivations for psychedelic use are idealistic and moral -- into an unforgiving quandary.

There was conflict after the ruling, late in the decade of the 1970s, as evangelicals, who had not previously expressed categorical opposition to abortion, joined forces with Catholics in a "pro-family" movement with a broad agenda that included opposition to the proposed Equal Rights Amendment and other goals of the women's movement unrelated to abortion.

Table  3 shows the results for the linear fixed effects models with average weekly alcohol consumption as the outcome variable.> -wrap-foot> aType III Wald tests, which for multichotomous categorical variables (e.g. labour force status) provides a statistical test of the whole construct (not just one non-referent compared to referent comparison).