Sentence examples for distinct objections from inspiring English sources
These two ways in which public reason limits appeals to truth generate several distinct objections.
Objection 2: If an identity relation obeys only a restricted form of LL — if it preserves only some properties and not all — then how do we tell which properties serve to individuate a pair of distinct objects?
Evans cannot be penalized for requesting from the court a ruling on the merits of the State's case, as the Michigan Rules entitled him to do; whether he could have also brought a distinct procedural objection earlier on is beside the point.
Those impressed by the "not-a-distinct-theory" objection presumably give considerable weight to the fact that standard quantum mechanics came first.
Nonetheless, some Parliamentarians echoed the above safety concerns while making clear that they had principled, ethical, objections, distinct from, but additional to, concerns about safety.
A distinct but related objection is that work-conditionality might place a burden of "shameful revelation" on those claiming transfers: to qualify for transfers, they have to show that they have looked for a job, but failed to get one, which is potentially damaging to self-respect (Wolff 1998).
Distinct from these merger objection cases is appraisal litigation.
Related to the leveling-down objection but distinct from it is the suggestion that opportunities should be maximized, or maximined, rather than equalized.
The forms of "neutrality" and "restraint" the PJP entails cannot be justified (Wall 1998, Chan 2000), though perfectionists substantiate this objection in many distinct ways.
Once they are distinguished from related but distinct concepts peculiar to modern philosophy, various objections to virtue ethics can be better assessed.
