Sentence examples for in judgments that from inspiring English sources

By contrast, constructivists think that normative concepts, which are deployed in judgments that can be true or false, have a practical function: they name solutions to practical problems, rather than represent features of reality (Korsgaard 2008, 302 ff).

"The need to invoke how things would look to 'any other fair and impartial spectator,'" says Sen, "is a requirement that can bring in judgments that would be made by disinterested people from other societies as well" (Sen 2009: 125).

In Wittgenstein's terms, "It is not only agreement in definitions but also (odd as it may sound) in judgments that is required" (PI 242), and this is "agreement not in opinions, but rather in form of life" (PI 241).

Korsgaard points to an assumption she believes that realists and antirealists share and that constructivists reject, namely, that the primary function of concepts deployed in judgments that can be true or false is to represent things as they are, so if normative judgments are true, they must represent something real out there in the world.

However, whether the substantive form of the doctrine is protected in Singapore is not clear due to the dearth of cases and lack of definite pronouncements by the courts in judgments that have been rendered.

Some of these cases have been fully addressed by the legal system, resulting in judgments that provide some guidance.

He made an error in judgment that was more serious than he thought".

It was an error in judgment that proved costly when the next batter, Shane Victorino, ripped a triple that would have easily scored Ellis with the tying run.

I think she also made a series of great mistakes in judgment that have coalesced into a mosaic reflecting Europe's ongoing grief.

Mr. Penn, in a statement on Friday, said: "The meeting was an error in judgment that will not be repeated, and I am sorry for it.

But he said it had been Andersen's own "error in judgment" that had led to incorrect accounting for another special-purpose entity, LJM Cayman.