Sentence examples for foregoing references from inspiring English sources

The answer, based on the foregoing references, is that we moor it to the preoccupations of the African society with human welfare and social harmony, to reflections on the existential conditions in which human beings function.

The strongest versions of all these composition principles are obtained by asserting them as axiom schemas holding for every condition ψ, i.e., effectively, by foregoing any reference to ψ altogether.

Statements and references made in the immediately foregoing paragraphs indicate the nonreligious foundation of African ethics.

In other words, evidential probability helps to resolve the reference class problem alluded in the foregoing.

Firstly, while the two-dimensional intension encodes certain principles about how the reference of a term depends on the features of the actual world, there is no reason for thinking that these principles can always be condensed into a simple, or even finite, reference-fixing description (as in the foregoing example of 'Phosphorus').

For the foregoing condensed definition of leisure to be understood, its reference to "uncoerced activity" must be clarified by defining "activity".

Although the foregoing sections have mentioned different kinds of interiors, in reference to both aesthetic and physical components of design, there has been no specific discussion of different design considerations for varying interiors.

The implication of the foregoing analysis, that the hippocampal group found it harder to navigate with reference to the boundary cues than the sham group, was supported by the results from the test trial conducted on Session 18. Figure 4 shows for both groups the mean proportion of time spent in the correct and incorrect zones throughout the 60-s trial.

However, the final circumstances could vary from the foregoing".

The foregoing came seconds before Lucas got his comeuppance.

Indeed how can any of the foregoing be objectionable?