Prior to 1840 Sydney was the administrative centre for the colony, and thus it could be presupposed that any potential federal government would be seated there.
This is because wronging someone seems to presuppose that things could have gone otherwise for that individual i.e., it seems to require talk of direct personal interests but things could not have gone otherwise for either Amy or George.
If it is "department wide recognition," then some other sort of merit scheme that does not presuppose valor or courage on the battlefield could achieve this.
This seems to presuppose that no difference in our environment, however radical, could make a difference to the contents of our beliefs so long as our intrinsic properties remained the same.
The mercury thermometer could be calibrated against another thermometer whose principle of operation does not presuppose the law of thermal expansion, such as a constant-volume gas thermometer, thereby establishing the reliability of the mercury thermometer on independent grounds.
It became more important for Rawls to suggest how claims about justice could be "objective" without presupposing moral truth.
While I had serious reservations for the policies and pronouncements of the last Administration, I never could nor would have presupposed or suggested that there was a lack of concern or patriotism which motivated their misguided prescriptions.
Moreover, it is clear that David could not have written all the psalms attributed to him because some of them presuppose the existence of the Temple in Jerusalem, which was not constructed until later.
(ii) Our moral judgments seem to presuppose that a person who in fact willed to do a certain action could have willed otherwise.
Lucy proposed a new research design so that the hypothesis of linguistic relativity could be tested empirically, and to avoid the pitfalls of earlier studies which Lucy claimed had tended to presuppose the universality of the categories they were studying.
But frames presuppose something beyond.
