Sentence examples for objections upon from inspiring English sources

Of course, Zermelo, referring to critics who 'base their objections upon the "Burali-Forti antinomy" ', declares that this antinomy 'is without significance for my point of view, since the principles I employed exclude the existence of a set W [of all ordinals]' (Zermelo 1908a: 128, with earlier hints on 118 119) that the real problem is with the 'more elementary' Russell antinomy.

A related objection focuses upon groups as entities of value.

For Kenny's objection rests upon a misunderstanding.

In any case, this reply to the distributive objection depends upon the claim that we can balance our special obligations against our natural or consequentialist duties.

Those objections are based upon the assumption that Luke was the disciple of Paul (and would, therefore, reflect his theology) and upon the traditional identification of Acts 15 with the conference in Galatians 2. Both of those premises, however, are quite probably mistaken.

Object to objections.

She said that the relationship between the two sides was in flux, and that the fact that the Afghan government could raise objections to a previously agreed-upon memorandum of understanding showed that the United States was losing leverage as coalition forces withdrew.

According to the ALA, a challenge "is an attempt to remove or restrict materials, based upon the objections of a person or group.

Upon receiving objections from the cabinet, the General Assembly and the Council of State, Pedro II pronounced: "If they can prevent me from going as an Emperor, they cannot prevent me from abdicating and going as a Fatherland Volunteer"—an allusion to those Brazilians who volunteered to go to war and became known throughout the nation as the "Fatherland Volunteers".

(These objections are based in part upon Linsky and Zalta [1994].) First, Plantinga's modal semantics does not square with our basic semantic intuitions.

Other objections to individualism do not depend upon contentious psychological claims about differences between women and men.