The main problem with non-transitive value orderings in moral theory, however, is that such an ordering cannot form the basis of a satisfactory answer to the question of what one ought to choose.
But may it not be asked with infinitely more propriety, and without the possibility of a satisfactory answer, why, if the terms were meant to embrace not only all the powers particularly expressed, but the indefinite power which has been claimed under them, the intention was not so declared?
Despite a well formulated, 35 year-old framework of hierarchical, galaxy formation in a Universe dominated by dark matter and dark energy, this basic question, which is central to the study of galaxy evolution, still begs for a satisfactory answer.
In the case of conceptual art, a satisfactory answer to (i) will most probably appeal to elements such as the narrative aids provided by artists or curators (e.g. catalogues, titles, exhibited explanations, labels, etc).; the appropriate mode of perception (i.e. looking or listening); and what we know about the artwork's and artist's social, historical, political or artistic context.
Among the first sets of questions that require a satisfactory answer are the following: (i) Can metaphysics provide a notion of time that allows that the effect precede its cause?
But no one -- not the police, or the boys' families, or the crowd of homeless people who were Mr. Pearson's version of a family -- had a satisfactory answer.
The Eastern Question that haunted the chancelleries of 19th-century Europe has returned to haunt George Bush and Tony Blair; or rather, the consequences of the failure to find a satisfactory answer to it have blighted all attempts to create a new international order in the aftermath of the cold war.
There are available papers in the literature but the results of these have not provided a satisfactory answer to the controversy [ 11- 14].
branch should have an independent disposal of public money, the observations of (Col. Mason) would have been a satisfactory answer.
So far I have not received a satisfactory answer from detractors of "socialized medicine" to my question of why we have the V.A. health system when socialized medicine putatively is so evil.
In regard to theory of knowledge, Hook believed that only the pragmatic account of knowledge, with its instrumentalist emphasis, provided an adequate explanation of the value ascribed to knowledge in human experience and a satisfactory answer to the question of why knowledge was important for human life.
