Sentence examples for cooperation argument from inspiring English sources

An ethical egoist might reply by taking the cooperation argument further.

The problem is that, as the discussion of the cooperation argument shows, it also fails to fit some of the confident moral judgments we make.

(For discussion of the cooperation argument, see Frank 1988; Gauthier 1986 ch. 6; Kavka 1984 and 1986 Part II; Sidgwick 1907 II.V).

Second, the cooperation argument cannot be extended to justify extremely large sacrifices, such as the soldier falling on the grenade, that standard moral theories rank either as most important or supererogatory.

The cooperation argument depends on a short-term loss (such as keeping a promise that it is inconvenient to keep) being recompensed by a long-term gain (such as being trusted in future promises).

Mr. Kostunica had insisted on the need for the law to regularize cooperation, despite arguments from the tribunal and other Serbian leaders that it was unnecessary.

Together with other emerging donors, Brazil is credited to have already contributed to move forward the debate from aid to development cooperation and an argument could be made that Busan represents a synthesis, albeit a blurred one, of old and new development paradigms.

Although these heuristic arguments suggest that network structure plausibly impacts cooperation, two other arguments suggest the opposite conclusion.

The White House hopes that Russian cooperation could undercut the argument of conservative critics of New Start that the treaty would crimp missile defense plans.

Although the work of Momeni et al. (2013) concerns heterotypic cooperation which is not directly represented in our model we present a new argument that heterotypic cooperation in space also entails a kind of second-order homotypic cooperation, so that results from models like ours can also shed light on heterotypic cooperation, as investigated by Momeni et al. (2013).

This would carry some obvious risks, but also some obvious benefits: the sine qua non of governance is the provision of basic security, and meaningful security cooperation is the most powerful argument against the idea that an independent Palestinian state would be a threat to Israel.