Sentence examples for deriving from our from inspiring English sources

The book I'm working on argues that this power is wildly incompatible with laws deriving from our constitution.

We can then use this information to correlate the relative phase maps deriving from our fringe projection.

Furthermore, Lynch claims that on analogy with analytic functionalism, these principles can be seen as deriving from our pre-theoretic or 'folk' ideas about truth.

According to Strawson, the attitudes expressed in holding persons morally responsible are varieties of a wide range of attitudes deriving from our participation in personal relationships, e.g., resentment, indignation, hurt feelings, anger, gratitude, reciprocal love, and forgiveness.

Replying to the ambassador's comments that Cyprus is driving Russian companies away, Georgiades pointed out that Cyprus is not forcing anyone to leave the country: "We only follow international standards and obligations deriving from our decision to be an EU country," he stressed.

In "Eclaircissement VI," Malebranche urged that the idea of extension does reveal the possible existence of the material world, and that Descartes has shown that we have a probable argument for its actual existence deriving from our natural propensity to believe that there are bodies.

Our culture is derived from our Iranian identity.

Some ambiguity derives from our basic relationship to nature.

We explain the mechanistic insight derived from our method.

For the law governing research (and clinical practice) is derived from our moral considerations.

Indeed, this may be the most profound lesson we can derive from our bachelor founders.