Sentence examples similar to grounded in this relation from inspiring English sources

Thus what differentiates property from mere possession is that it is grounded in a relation of reciprocal recognition between two willing subjects (§71 and remark).

Rather, her accountability is grounded in her contemporaneous relation to what she is doing.

Andrea Schapper combines an analytical framework grounded in international relations scholarship on global governance with empirical field research methods that have their basis in sociology and anthropology.

Being grounded in necessary relations, ethical truths, like geometrical truths, are universal and necessary.

The necessity of God and the necessity of existing things are equally explained by and grounded in conceptual relations.

Furthermore, Carlyle's morality was grounded in social relations: to be moral is to be in right relation with God and others.

This is essential if we are to fully engage with issues such as identity, responsibility and accountability, as well as the idea of digital technology use as a collective endeavour grounded in social relations.

What accounts for the practical concerns we have seems to be grounded in psychological relations, and the Biological Criterion thus targets a relation for identity that is just irrelevant for those concerns (a key exception will be discussed later, however).

Fidler's work is grounded in international relations theory and posits three arguments for why health has risen as a foreign policy issue – revolution, remediation and regression (Table  1).

While risk researchers have emphasized the variety of social and symbolic channels that play a role in the spread of responses to risk and threats, these findings suggest that many of these social relations are nonetheless grounded in concrete, physical relations.

Hence necessity will track the following-from relation because both are grounded in the same relations of conceptual involvement.