Sentence examples for foundational facts from inspiring English sources
According to the constructive interpretation view, the aim of a first-order theory of law is not to analyze any concept or to reduce legal facts to other more foundational facts.
In particular, reductionist views take it that illuminating the nature of law is a matter of explaining what the law is, and how it operates, in terms of more foundational facts.
The family lived in a sequestered, luxurious world — "The only Chinese speaker, it was said, was the legation parrot" — at a time when poverty, not burgeoning national wealth, was the foundational fact of China's political and economic situation.
Yet perhaps UNIFY and set theory's foundational ambition the fact that as Maddy correctly observes, "set theory is (at least partly) designed to provide a foundation for classical mathematics" (2007, 355)—are themselves in some small way, perhaps to some slight degree, underpinned by set-theoretic realism, i.e., the view that set theory is about a single universe of sets.
IaaS is a good start and is in fact very foundational.
That fact is foundational Constitutional truth.
This problem is not unique to biomedical research, and in fact the foundational development of selection models was carried out in economics [ 63].
This is a foundational norm that all, in fact, would agree to, despite all other disagreements over values and interests.
Likewise, one might endorse a reduction of legal facts to some more foundational set of facts (e.g., certain social facts) without this committing one to thinking that the law is valuable or morally justified.
If we can be aware of similar relations, at the foundational level, between some propositions and facts with which we are acquainted, this might significantly extend the sorts of foundational beliefs satisfying strong internalist requirements.
The press has typically tipped off the public to the facts that there are foundational differences between the health care policies of Barack Obama and John McCain.
