Sentence examples for judgment to the effect from inspiring English sources

However, while Fumerton's acquaintance with correspondence is acquaintance with a fact and not a judgment that a proposition is true, BonJour seems to understand the "recognition" of fit or correspondence as judgmental or propositional something like a judgment to the effect that the conceptual description embodied in the belief fits or correctly describes one's experience.

The Order of Railway Conductors and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen brought this action under 28 U.S.C. 400(1), 28 U.S.C.A. § 400(1), to obtain a declaratory judgment to the effect that the First Division has sole jurisdiction over yardmaster disputes.

A similar thing could happen in the case of a judgment to the effect that all squares are rectangles.

Second, the distinctive sensory experience that it involves dictates an erroneous perceptual judgment to the effect that pink rats are visible.

Underlying this model is presumably some judgment to the effect that tracing causal processes and their interactions is a worthy goal of inquiry.

Second, the distinctive sensory experience that it involves is apt to give rise to an erroneous perceptual judgment, to the effect that the stick is bent.

At one extreme, Stefano Predelli (2002) suggests that our judgments to the effect that one cannot use 'he' to refer to an inanimate object or 'I' to refer to George W. Bush are non-probative and should be discarded.

So Gibbard suggests we would do better to think of judgments to the effect that an action would be irrational as expressing rejection of any set of norms which does not forbid it.

Often grouped with the latter view is the third, dispositional interpretation, which understands moral evaluations as factual judgments to the effect that the evaluated trait or action is so constituted as to cause feelings of approval or disapproval in a (suitably characterized) spectator (Mackie, in one of his proposals).

Compassion & Choices won a court judgment to that effect, the first of its kind, in 2001.

The company is seeking a judgment to that effect from the Environmental Protection Agency.