Sentence examples for justified principles from inspiring English sources

Many public reason liberals think it crucial to public justification that publicly justified principles be stable in some sense.

More likely is a less direct inconsistency, as when we have two intuitions which, though not the explicit propositional negations of each other, can be shown to contradict with the aid of some other justified principle.

Moreover, it is clear that Mill thinks we need to depart from otherwise justified secondary principles in an important range of cases.

He says that everything has to be justified "from first principles".

Such areas of agreement might include, for example: what assumptions one may legitimately make, and whether the theoretical assumptions behind one's approach need to be stated, explained or fully justified (from first principles).

This is in principle justified for deep groundwater systems with long water residence times.

This is, in principle, justified as intrinsic motivation is a prototype of autonomous motivation, but it may have reduced the sensitivity of the variable (motivation) to pick out differences between the groups.

Indeed, it is clear that the first five volumes of her eight volume history very clearly spell out the principles that justified the War of Independence, and she was feted when she travelled through nine of the thirteen states with her second husband.

This approach is justified because key toxicodynamic principles that govern the ways in which chemicals act in mixtures remain similar, regardless of organisms.

What makes justified beliefs justified?

Rather, each approach would take the mere fact that the principle is the content of an intuition or best explains the content of a set of particular intuitions (i.e., intuiteds) as sufficient for justified belief in that principle.