Sentence examples for impossibility of choice from inspiring English sources

The words can sound like fragmented philosophy, but they also suggest a critique of originality and the acknowledgment of the impossibility of choice or maybe free will.

His research on normative and public economics and theories of distributive justice has focused in particular on the analysis of equality of opportunity and responsibility-sensitive egalitarianism and on seeking solutions to famous impossibilities of social choice theory.

I'm not good at maths, but it seems to me that the theory of choice (the impossibility of warranting consensus of more than 4 subjects on a choice out of more than 2 alternatives and what followed i.e. "representative agent" and manufacturing of consensus here versus other paths of continental democracy) formed different types of awareness of and sensitivity to political process.

"Awards can be a sword that divides rather than unites artists," Mr. Rylance said, "but that's less the issue here than what is, to me, the impossibility of making a sure choice".

Procedure failure was considered as the impossibility to completely carry out the PCI using the access point of choice and the need to shift to the opposite approach.

The impossibility of providing everything to everyone means making choices is inevitable.

Finally, we discuss the obstacles that preclude more general notions of naiveté, and illuminate the impossibility of a definition that simultaneously incorporates both random choice and costly self-control.

One difficulty unique to Gorman's choice of research topic is the impossibility of doing actual field work in space, at least for now.

The choice of creating a composite outcome derived from the practical impossibility of using shoulder dystocia alone as a single outcome.

She became scared of the impossibility of reversing time to go back to being a young woman again, of being given no other choice than to love unconditionally.

In the 1960s, Mancur Olson and Gordon Tullock codified these insights into "public choice" theory, Tullock using the tariff as the chief exhibit in his proof of the impossibility of majoritarian democracy.