Sentence examples for grounded objections from inspiring English sources
This, of course, is not to deny the possibility of raising skeptical, theoretically grounded objections to such claims; on the contrary, it was the very impossibility of any theoretically satisfactory refutation of skepticism concerning the reality of freedom that led Fichte to affirm the inescapable "primacy of the practical" with respect to the selection of one's philosophical starting point.
She went on: "Would the exemption… extend to employers with religiously grounded objections to blood transfusions (Jehovah's Witnesses); antidepressants (Scientologists); medications derived from pigs, including anesthesia, intravenous fluids, and pills coated with gelatin (certain Muslims, Jews, and Hindus); and vaccinations".
Rather, they argued that the law placed them in a "religiously untenable position" because, on the one hand, they felt a religious obligation to provide "just wages and benefits," while on the other hand, they had a "theologically grounded" objection to birth control.
A third and more empirically grounded objection was championed by Cavalier-Smith (1978), who had for some time held that an organism's C value (the size in picograms or base pairs of its haploid genome) is itself under selection, determining various features of cell biology (Cavalier-Smith 1978, for a more modern and thorough analysis, see Gregory 2001).
One response to the grounding objection attempts to ground the non-categorical features of coinciding objects in relational facts about those objects.
However, instead of grounding its objections on evidence of a discriminatory purpose, the Justice Department appears to have been driven by its maximization policy.
And it seems to be an afterthought in the proceedings on habeas corpus that the ground objection to examination did not exclusively refer to the want of power in the grand jury.
At this point we have reviewed the three most common objections to the constitution view: the impenetrability objection, the extensionality objection, and the grounding objection.
We will call this the grounding objection since it appeals to the common idea that non-categorical properties are grounded in categorical properties.
Note: The grounding objection is sometimes framed in terms of supervenience, but this is a mistake for supervenience and grounding are importantly different relations.
