Sentence examples for grounds of determination from inspiring English sources

Yet, he also hopes for a time when religion can "be freed of all empirical grounds of determination, of all statutes that rest on history" (6:121).

Although in Part Three of Religion, he pines for a time when "religion will gradually be freed of all empirical grounds of determination, of all statutes that rest on history" (6:121), and "the pure faith of religion will rule over all" (6:121), he nevertheless recognizes that that time has not yet come.

The proof of the main principle depends on the Second Analogy of Experience (which asserts that all changes occur in accordance with the law of cause and effect and thus entails that every change in matter has a cause) as well as on the further assumption that matter has no internal grounds of determinations (such as thinking and desiring), but rather only external relations in space.

Those areas of Lithuania that had either Polish majorities or minorities were claimed by Dmowski on the grounds of self-determination.

Given the rarity of pulmonary capillary wedge pressure monitoring in contemporary practice [ 12], acute lung injury is generally differentiated from heart failure on clinical grounds; accurate determination of the contribution of cardiac dysfunction to lung edema can be challenging.

But I think I made up that ground with a lot of determination and just hard work and just putting the time in every day".

On the grounds of the adjusted coefficient of determination from the regression, 96% of the variation in the mean IOP reduction was solely explained by the variation in the mean baseline IOP.

The validation showed that the relative change of pre- and post-hurricane NDII was linearly related to the damage severity estimated by the ground inventory with the coefficient of determination 0.79.

Larger serves, larger ground strokes, a lot of fight, a lot of determination".

Nick Cox, Gina Walters, Annie Rushworth, Tim Walker, Jonathan Cornish and Ben Hoblyn, are full of determination and "ready to hit the ground running".

A "method" is a way of "obtaining reasoned convictions as to what ought to be done" and thus it might reflect a commitment to one or more ethical principles as the ultimate ground of one's determination of what one has most reason to do, here and now, while allowing that one might ordinarily be reasoning from such principles either directly or indirectly.