Sentence examples for entails in an from inspiring English sources

Thomas Christiano has a good characterization of what pure proceduralism entails in an account of deliberative democracy: "democratic discussion, deliberation, and decisionmaking under certain conditions are what make the outcomes legitimate for each person.

But what that entails in a practical sense is pretty unreasonable, unless "living ethically" is the only thing you care about.

Stephen Nathanson seeks to ground absolute immunity of civilians or common citizens and absolute prohibition of terrorism it entails in a rule-consequentialist ethical theory (Nathanson 2010: 191 208).

First, there has been little study of what TAU specifically entails in a multidisciplinary rural mental health service.

In this paper, we have studied the effects of stochasticity in a 'two-state protein' scheme, providing an explanation of what adaptation means and entails in a stochastic setting.

Furthermore, a digitized audio archive collection preservation model has yet to be formulated that can serve in the long term to aid in understanding the terms, concepts and processes entailed in an audio object after it has been digitized.

To avoid any risks entailed in an additional transportation it was decided not to move the Caryatides from the Museum galleries and perform any preserving activities in situ at their exhibition area.

In many ways, therefore, each new experience tends to push men forward, which entails in turn an at least partial development of social institutions.

The companies in Stage III need to recognize the financial needs and risk entailed in a move to Stage IV.

One need not wade through all twenty-four chapters of "Greater Gotham" to recognize the moral labyrinth entailed in a phrase like "the values of New York City".

She was among the handful of close advisers who met in the Chicago office of the political strategist David Axelrod at the close of 2006 to carry on a rolling discussion of the risks entailed in a presidential run.