Sentence examples for invoke judgement from inspiring English sources

However, this paper has argued that this functionality operates more widely across a range of different inscriptions (for example, inscribed Affect functioning to invoke Judgement) as well as the role these rhetorical 'strategies' may play in the construal of textual persona.

Under the roadmap, the court found that the sale of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Inc. ("MSLO") to Sequential Brands Group, Inc. satisfied M&F Worldwide's requirements to invoke business judgement review, and because plaintiffs did not plead a claim for waste, their claims would be dismissed.

This possibility was addressed briefly by Martin and White (2005: 67) when they noted that an inscribed Appreciation of an artefact might invoke a Judgement of the capacity of the creator of the artefact (thus immediate target = artefact; ultimate target = creator of the artefact).

So trifecta invokes positive judgement: normality of the bettor.

Through treating the Labor government as a person losing strength and energy, languish invokes negative judgement:capacity of this government.

If the imputation of 'fear, suspicion and doubt' were not already able to invoke a negative Judgement: Propriety towards the holders of these emotions (c.f. item (7) in Fig. 2), then the comparative co-text helps to pin it down, or 'activate' it.

And these kinds of natural non-moral facts are all we need invoke to explain my judgement.

Thus, one strategy for regulating behaviour may be effected through the use of invoking potential negative judgement.

The question then becomes one of whether the best explanations of our moral judgements and beliefs invoke the supposedly natural moral properties and facts those beliefs are claimed to take for their objects or whether instead they speak merely of prosaically nonmoral natural properties gilded perhaps by our internal sentiments.

We have already seen how Brentano uses this distinction for separating judgement and presentation, and for analysing A-judgements without invoking negative concepts.

So an explanation of false judgement that invoked entities called propositions would be unavailable to the sort of empiricist that Plato has in his sights.