Sentence examples for connection with actual from inspiring English sources

In the U.S. system of judicial review, constitutional questions can be raised only in connection with actual "cases and controversies".

Those were the days before real coffee had reached studentdom, and we drank instant coffee, a substance that evidently has some connection with actual coffee, although surely very distant.

The authorisation of "all necessary measures" is broad and appears to allow the targeting of Gaddafi and others who act to put civilians "under threat of attack", words that go beyond the need to establish a connection with actual attacks.

A further difficulty arises in connection with actual but not optimific institutions.

More complex versions of non-cognitivism can make the connection with actual motivation looser and thereby withstand the amoralist challenge.

They are often best seen as idealized agents, described by a strategy function, even if the connection with actual epistemic subjects is an important part of the dialogical foundation of meaning.

Since almost everyone recognizes that menu prices have little connection with the actual cost of the food, the Tokyo restaurant charges patrons by elapsed time at the table!

The idea that anything could be thought and said inside the novel — a garden where the great "Why?" hangs, unpicked, gloating in the free air — had, for me, an ironically symmetrical connection with the actual fears of official Christianity outside the novel: that, as Dostoyevsky put it, without God everything is permitted.

Although the determination of the ARP position with respect to ground markers can be achieved by traditional surveys, the connection with the actual measurement point (phase center) is far more difficult to determine.

It is important to bear in mind that the use of these principles has aroused a number of questions, especially in connection with their actual application in the university context, whilst, in reality these concerns were perceived rather than real.

In the discussion of the third Postulate Kant says that we can cognize an effect as necessary on the basis of an empirical law relating it to its cause where the effect's "connection with the actual is determined in accordance with the general conditions of experience" (A218/B266).