Sentence examples for implicitly relied upon from inspiring English sources

Since he thinks that the ontological argument is in some sense implicitly relied upon in making such a claim, these arguments stand or fall with it.

Some critics of the principle of double effect have maintained that when double effect has been invoked, substantive independent justifications for causing the kind of harm in question are implicitly relied upon, and are in fact, doing all of the justificatory work.

Evidentialism may then be defended by noting how we implicitly rely upon evidentialist principles in many different areas of enquiry, or by noting which principles generalise various particular examples of justified and unjustified reasoning.

A parallel lesson, reinforcing what we have already observed in connection with casuistry proper, would apply for moral reasoning in general: reasoning from cases must at least implicitly rely upon a set of organizing judgments or beliefs, of a kind that would, on some understandings, count as a moral "theory".

I cannot see any of these people from where I sit, but I implicitly rely upon them to take the responsibilities of their jobs seriously, in order to keep me safe.

These figures are not to be relied upon, though.

Concern's strategic response to the mid-term evaluation implicitly relied on systems thinking (Table  1).

Most studies have implicitly relied on population levels as the only criterion for measuring health care needs.

They implicitly rely on the intuition that there are stable items with stable properties.

Schmitt's reasoning implicitly relies on a collectivist version of the logic of self-defence.

The majority of social capital research implicitly relies on the flow model of networks.