Sentence examples for fixes the limits from inspiring English sources

The appeal to a transcendent author does not extend our understanding, but merely marks and fixes the limits of it.

In this way, individuality "fixes the limits of natural scientific concept formation" (Rickert 1986, 40) and calls forth its logical complement: "individualizing concept-formation" (Rickert 1986, 62) as the method defining the historical sciences.

Fixing the limits to "happiology" is difficult.

"To regulate and fix the limits of it!

It is admitted that this may be true in some other sense, but it is not true, it is said, for the purpose of fixing the limits of possible contempts.

In accordance with such consent, France shall be entitled to decide upon and fix the limits of the necessary sites, and she shall be permitted to occupy such lands after a period of two months after simple notification, subject to the payment by her to Germany of indemnities of which the total amount shall be fixed by the Central Commission.

One problem facing political documentaries in Britain is that they run the risk of being immersed in the insidious censorship of "current affairs", a loose masonry uniting politicians and famous journalists who define "politics" as the machinations of Westminster, thereby fixing the limits of "political debate".

The circuit court, in its opinion, held that as the legislature had fixed the limits of the city at low-water mark on the Indiana shore, and had authorized her to tax all property in the city limits which was subject to taxation by the state, the taxable boundary was co-extensive with the statutory boundary; that in Bridge Co. v. City of Louisville, 81 Ky.

Preliminary tests were allowed to fix the limits of these factors.

In cases where "facts" challenge the very institutional basis of modern political integration, normative practical inquiry must seek to extend the scope of political possibilities rather than simply accept the facts as fixing the limits of political possibilities once and for all.

Liam Murphy has proposed to fix the limits of individual beneficence to meet global problems of need by using a cooperative principle of fairness in which, in any given circumstance, it must first be determined what each reasonably affluent person must do to contribute a fair share to an optimal outcome.