Sentence examples for immediate justification from inspiring English sources

But the immediate justification for a federal solution should be to allow for the concentration of coalition security forces in the areas of greatest threat.

At the moment, however, the Fed believes that the threat of bubbles is contained (or at least, that is what Yellen and other officials have said in recent speeches), leaving them with no immediate justification for raising rates.

It is important to note (what is sometimes overlooked) that the foregoing claims about the eternality of language and of the Vedas are logically independent of the epistemological position Kumārila has elaborated; the epistemological doctrine of "immediate justification" does not, that is, by itself support the claim that the Vedas are uniquely authoritative.

This is among the points regarding which Kumārila found it apt to deploy the epistemological doctrine of immediate justification; thus, among the reasons why it cannot reasonably be denied that properties like being a cow are real is that there is nothing that finally falsifies the many justified beliefs we have concerning things that are perceived as exemplifying just such properties.

So, for example, Kumārila's elaboration of the svataḥ prāmāṇya ("immediate justification") doctrine in epistemology is framed in terms of Śabara's commentary on Jaimini's "codanā sūtra the sūtra, that is, that specifies that Vedic "injunction" (codanā) is the only valid way of knowing dharma.

While assuming steady state calcium does not have an immediate justification from a neurophysiological standpoint, it produces a system with the same attractor structure as the 3-dimensional system and thus allows the rigorous analysis.

Such individuals have immediate, non-inferential justification for believing that atheism is true.

The MP for North Norfolk, Norman Lamb, told the conference that Mr Blair's dossier did not provide "any compelling evidence of an immediate threat and no justification for pre-emptive action".

Saying that our perceptual justification is immediate is saying that it does not presuppose not even in part justification for anything else.

While the aftermath of World War II offered an immediate, crude, and undeniable justification for dystopian and pessimistic visions of the future, the rise of the age of information in the 1980s provided a brand new template for science-fiction writing.

The administration has aggressively made a case that the slowdown in the economy provides more justification for an immediate tax cut.