Sentence examples for on evaluative considerations from inspiring English sources

For philosophy of law, the dependence of such language on evaluative considerations raises special problems.

Here I will only mention two features of legal language that raise challenges for philosophy of law and for philosophy of language: any good account of the meaning and interpretation of legal language needs to deal with the way in which its application depends on (1) the context of its use, and (2) evaluative considerations.

Now, according to the second premise, interpretation always involves evaluative considerations.

If Dworkin is correct about both theses, it surely follows that determining what the law requires always involves evaluative considerations.

It includes not only affective (I like it, it is attractive), but also evaluative considerations (it has advantages).

Therefore a norm is legally valid (i.e., authoritative) only if its validity does not derive from moral or other evaluative considerations that the law is intended to replace.

But a clear case of a vehicle counts as a 'vehicle' for the purpose of the Road Traffic Act just because the evaluative considerations that justify the use of the word 'vehicle' in that context clearly support its application.

If Hume and Moore are right, no evidence that appeals solely to non-evaluative considerations will be sufficient (unless we presuppose some principle of inference that connects non-moral premises to moral conclusions).

Interestingly, although philosophers have paid scant attention to evaluative respect for others, significant work has been done on evaluative self-respect.

Attitudes include affective and cognitive components to predict intentions and behavior, and attitudes recognize the influence of social factors on evaluative judgments.

The initial focus of these standards will be on evaluative health related patient-reported outcomes (HR-PROs).