They could conceive of rights as giving agent-relative reasons to each actor to refrain from doing actions violative of such rights.
Mr. Wall was a potter in Vermont when he conceived the idea of giving away small chunks of ceramics.
But he didn't give up, and it was from this pit of despair and disappointment that he conceived the idea of giving courses in public speaking.
Besides it is conceived to give adequate predictions of the rupture force regardless the previous chemical/mechanical surface treatments applied on the bonding surface of the adherend.
Encouraging all countries to contribute to efforts to meet global development goals would help cement a paradigm shift in the way we conceive of development, away from charity given by the rich and towards everyone playing their part, no matter how small, towards the collective good.
For a health state to be considered plausible, members of the general public involved in a valuation exercise must be able to conceive of some circumstances which might give rise to a particular pattern of responses to the five EQ-5D questions.
But our not being able to conceive of a possible world in which given CT, SK is true, constitutes strong evidence against the claim that SK is logically possible given CT (1996: 274 75).
Once adversaries think of democracy as a zero-sum game, the next step is to conceive of politics as war: no quarter given, no prisoners taken, no mercy shown.
(2a) If we consider a single community of subjects, their common lifeworld, or "homeworld", can be looked upon, by first approximation, as the system of senses or meanings constituting their common language, or "form of life" (Wittgenstein), given that they conceive of the world and themselves in the categories provided by this language.
