Sentence examples for correct account of from inspiring English sources

What the two approaches have in common is the claim that truth and justification are plural, that there could be more than one correct account of how things stand in at least some domains and their correctness has to be decided relative to a framework of context of assessment.

A year later Dirac published his relativistic electron theory, which took correct account of Albert Einstein's theory of special relativity.

I was with Pace; he has given a correct account of what passed; all that he has stated is perfectly correct and true.

Since the mid-20th century, however, advances in modal logic in particular the development of possible-world semantics—have given rise to a further, distinctively ontological dispute concerning whether that semantics gives a literally correct account of the "truth-conditions" of modal propositions.

In Rwanda, where the conventional (and certainly correct) account of the genocide of 1994 is that extremist politicians goaded Hutus to kill Tutsis, Mr Diamond notes that mass killing occurred even in an area where there lived only a single Tutsi.That lone Tutsi was killed, but so too were 5% of the Hutus in this area of 2,000 inhabitants, by other Hutus.

During the aftermath of World War II, a consensus began to emerge that a set of just war principles, which coincided closely with the law as codified in the United Nations Charter and the Geneva Conventions, provided the correct account of the morality of war.

North Korea agreed last year to disable its Yongbyon nuclear reactor and produce a "complete and correct" accounting of all its nuclear activities, facilities and weapons-usable material by the end of last year.

We develop a new model for the correct accounting of customs duties levied on a product.

He attended reunions when health permitted and wrote letters to magazines, correcting accounts of the battles in which he had participated.

The upper tribunal judge expressly said this was a question of correct accounting treatment of a loan, not tax avoidance".

In July, the company disclosed that Deloitte was unsure of the correct accounting treatment because of "the complex nature and structure" of its relationship with Novation and the hospitals.