Sentence examples for foundation for judgments from inspiring English sources

Hume is equally at pains to deny that reason provides an adequate foundation for judgments of taste.

Without their testimony, Mansfield said, there is no "safe foundation for judgment", adding: "These cases have simply been brought too late and it is now impossible for them to be determined fairly".

Anything else would be "hearsay at one remove," a safe foundation for neither judgments nor statements.

The pre-impact velocity could be got by the trained neural networks, which can provide a scientific foundation for accident judgments and can be used for vehicle accidents without tire marks.

Central to the plea and the foundation for entering judgment against the defendant is the defendant's admission in open court that he committed the acts charged in the indictment.

That is a version of naturalism, since the biological facts are the ultimate foundation for the judgment.

In fact, no other notion of confirmation considered so far provides a general foundation for this judgment.

Similarly, Williams (1979) identified values as a behavioral foundation, motivation, and criterion for judgment, preference, and choice.

This holds, mutatis mutandis, also for judgments.

Results provide a foundation for future work addressing the accuracy of judgment of others' stress experience.

Out of such considerations of evil and thoughtlessness, along with close philosophical examinations of concepts like thinking, will and judgment, Arendt believed that a foundation for moral law could be found.