Sentence examples for either of these principles from inspiring English sources

If not, it will be difficult to apply either of these principles, NP or Chance-Analyst, in a way that generates unconditional credential judgements.

To deny either of these causal principles is, on Clarke's account, to reject the more general principle that "nothing can come from nothing" (a principle that the atheists such as Lucretius have themselves acknowledged).

Whether moral dilemmas are possible will depend crucially on whether "ought" implies "can" and whether any pair of duties such as those comprised by (1) and (2) implies a single, "agglomerated" duty that the agent do both A and B. If either of these purported principles of the logic of duties is false, then moral dilemmas are possible.

Tungle does a good job fulfilling most of these principles.

The power of these principles is key.

Each of these principles consists of more sub-principles.

Each of the reasons grounded by either of these latter two principles will be both agent-relative and external, for an agent simply may not care about her culture's standards or her biological needs.

Changes to either of these "-omes" can, in principle, be detected in blood or urine.

Aquinas held that if positive law is not derived from valid moral principles in either of these two ways, then, to recall Augustine's slogan, such laws are "unjust" and fail to be "law".

Lawyers call these principles canons of construction.

These are principles of design.