According to the objection, however, the beliefs in question, even if true, could not possibly qualify as knowledge, due to the epistemically defective way they were formed.
Saul then objects to this proposal by means of questions in [7a and b] and [8], and the servant gives information in reply in [9] and then, in answer to the implied objection in Saul's questions, makes an offer to give goods-&-services in [10], which will perhaps help them in the errand they have been sent on [11].
In cases when Apple reports giving out no data this might be due to a successful legal objection or in which the government in question simply finds "no relevant information".
Of course, these possibilities would have to be established as the best explanation of the disagreements in question to constitute an objection to DMR.
We've since come to learn that the book in question, which was confiscated following objections to its critical portrayal of loggers, has undergone something of a pruning.
Beyond those objections, the overall efficacy of charter schools is in question.
If, however, the singular terms in question could be taken to refer to individuals, then this particular objection to the coherence of DDS would collapse.
Still, the objections that Republicans in Congress raise to the health-care law might be worth considering if they bore any relationship to the law in question.
These objections might be directly incompatible with what that person accepts or they might threaten to undermine her reliability in making assessments of the kind in question.
The first objection, in effect, suggests that the argument is question-begging (McConnell 1978 and Conee 1982); the second objection challenges the assumption that remorse and guilt are appropriate only when the agent has done wrong.
