Sentence examples for disputed conceptions from inspiring English sources

State neutrality thus applies only to disputed conceptions of the good.

If either of these specifications is factored into Respect (2), then the norm of respect for persons will not rule out nonneutral state action that favors some disputed conceptions of the good over other less reasonable conceptions.

Thus an appeal to Respect (2) would not explain why state action that favors disputed conceptions of the good that do not impugn the identity-constituting commitments of any of its citizens would be impermissible.

In a question-and-answer interview in the film's production notes, Ms. Durra disputed the common conception of Middle Eastern émigrés as people who feel like outsiders.

While its exact history has been disputed since its conception in 1894, it is no more modern than many of that particular year's other landmark wheezes: Blackpool Tower, the Manchester Ship Canal and the Merseyside derby.

Because sophistry is a disputed notion, people may have different conceptions of it, and some conceptions may be simply mistaken.

The mathematical conception of relevance has been disputed.

The classic conception that ammonia merely diffuses across the BBB in its uncharged form (NH3) was recently disputed [ 38, 39]; although still controversial, compelling evidence suggests that NH4+, the most abundant form of ammonia in the circulation, is indeed transported across the BBB by means of a specific carrier [ 19, 38].

Its authenticity is disputed but, whatever the sender's real identity, the letter has a central place in Ripper mythology and therefore in our conceptions of crime and the criminal.

It remains bitterly disputed.

The details are disputed.