In reply Carneades argued that such a basis could be found in so-called probable impressions (from "probabilis," that which lends itself to or invites approval, Cicero's Latin for the Greek "pithanos," persuasive).
Carneades argued that, in the absence of cognitive impressions, a basis for action and inquiry could be found in so-called probable impressions (from probabilis, meaning that which lends itself to or invites approval, Cicero's Latin for the Greek pithanos, meaning persuasive) (see Section 3 of the entry on Carneades).
mkay, excl.: (informal, chiefly US) non-standard spelling of OK, representing an informal pronunciation (typically used at the end of a statement to invite agreement, approval, or confirmation).
Certain guests may be invited by approval of the Council.
On the question of how extremism is to be fought Mrs May was equally forthright – but her proposals invite far less approval.
With your friend's approval, invite other friends and family members to help keep your friend on track with resolutions.
Mr. Bocelli's every gesture invited warm, resounding approval.
Alderman has sly fun with the letters between Neil and Naomi Aldermann" that bookend the novel, as Neil shyly and submissively invites Naomi's approval and advice on his manuscript: "Anyway, sorry, I'll shut up now … Thank you so much for this".
A total of 323 out of 450 schools invited expressed neither approval nor disapproval, whereas 79 schools with approximately 180 fifth grade classes declined to participate, mostly due to shortage of time because of structural changes imposed by Ministries of Education.
Please submit all completed forms for approval; once approved, you will be invited to register in iLab.
General Stackpole was initially rebuffed when he sought approval to invite a Chinese researcher to his institute, but the Pentagon eventually relented.
