Sentence examples for committed to a conception from inspiring English sources

How can ordinary citizens provide satisfactory assurance to one another that they are, in fact, sincerely committed to a conception of public reason?

All of them, however, are committed to a conception of political legitimacy in which political power and authority is justified only if such authority is acceptable to all citizens bound by it (see Rawls 1993, 144 50).

Whereas Goldman (2002, 2006) links his version of simulation theory to a neo-Cartesian account of mental concepts, other simulation theorists develop versions of simulation theory that are not committed to a Cartesian conception of the mind.

Now according to the civic humanist reading of the tradition, the classical republicans were committed to a perfectionist conception of the human good as active citizenship and civic virtue.

This conception of psychiatry is fully biological but not committed to a particular metaphysical interpretation of what biological explanation must look like.

First, in contrast to other logical empiricist accounts of ethics (for example, in the fist place, A.J. Ayer's), Feigl's conception is, as has been argued (see Kellerwessel 2010), committed to a certain form of cognitivism.

He was committed to a psychiatric institute.

"WE'RE committed to a successful round.

Nonetheless, there has been in recent years a growing consensus to the effect that an ethical theory committed to an impoverished or inaccurate conception of moral psychology is at a serious competitive disadvantage.

For one thing, the legacy of Ronald Reagan caused conservatives to commit to a hyperidealized conception of the presidency.

Firmly committed to an academic career?