In addition, he endorsed the threat of consequences if Iraq fails to disarm.
He also endorsed the threat of consequences if Iraq fails to disarm, saying, "I think it is clear that there has to be constant pressure" to make Baghdad comply.
The patterns of practical reasoning are to be those acknowledged by Kantian theory of practical rationality, and the substantive moral consequences, those endorsed by Kantian moral theory.
Lewis (2009, p. 211), conversely, endorses the sceptical consequence and quips 'Who ever promised me that I was capable in principle of knowing everything?'.
As we have seen, Hartshorne explicitly endorses as a consequence of the doctrine of divine omnipresence that the world is God's body, and Swinburne is willing to accept a "limited embodiment".
In its identification of the pleasure and the judgment the view is like that of Richard Aquila (1982, see especially 107) and, more recently, Robert Wicks (2007, 43 45), although neither Aquila nor Wicks explicitly endorses the apparent consequence, that the pleasure or judgment must involve a claim to its own universal communicability.
This hardly qualifies as the "serious consequences" Paris formally endorsed on Nov. 8, but Mr. de Villepin argued, in effect, that a climb down is preferable to war.
Men overwhelmingly endorsed 'I thought about the consequences for my family' as the factor which stopped a suicide attempt (67%).
We conducted a detailed examination of responses in the UK data to check whether equipoise was associated with poor knowledge of the evidence base, and found that the mid-point on the beliefs about consequences items was endorsed by a large proportion of participants (n = 21) who assessed their knowledge of the evidence base as high.
I guess Ms. Mucha considers the inablity to vote for someone not endorsed by the machine of little consequence to the average voter.
Even the lambasting of Hillary by Colin Powell over tying her email use to his experience is of such "consequence" that Powell just endorsed her for president.
