Sentence examples for committed to claiming from inspiring English sources

Strong representationalists are committed to claiming that all qualia are representational.

If the former duplicates are really metaphysically impossible, as the physicalist is committed to claiming, why not the latter?

Certainly, Goodman is committed to claiming that something can be a work of art at one time and not another (1978h, 67).

The Special Relationship approach would then be committed to claiming that animals have stronger rights than some cognitively impaired humans (McMahan 2002, pp. 225 226).

They are, however, committed to claiming that sense data have at least some of the properties that physical objects typically have.

For example, animalists are committed to claiming that each of us was once or might someday become a non-person (e.g., a fetus in a mother's womb, a hospital patient in a persistent vegetative state).

General relativity is committed to claims regarding which motions are and are not possible for a single particle entirely alone in the universe, and it also allows for the existence of universes whose total angular momentum is other than zero.

Third, some of the arguments have Anselm committed to claims about greatness which do not seem to correspond with what he actually says.

But they are committed to claims about value, because they appeal to evaluative facts, in order to explain what is right and wrong, and what we ought to do — deontic facts.

Paul Plummer, chief executive of the Rail Delivery Group, said: "We're committed to making claiming compensation simpler and clearer.

Three years on Savisaar has been suspended amid allegations of corruption, but the city remains committed to the programme – claiming that instead of it costing them money, they are turning a profit of €20m a year.