Sentence examples for pertinent premises from inspiring English sources
Finally, I do not claim that translational ethics would require a straightforward, top-down application of normative theory on clinical work, nor do I presume that the philosophers (broadly understood as theorists working on normative matters) have all the pertinent premises for a justified practice.
Both Hadid's work and her business premises are pertinent to the debate going on about the design of schools, prompted by the remarks of the education secretary Michael Gove and the waspish columnist-turned-education-reformer Toby Young.
Other compatibilists, however, will be inclined to reject the second premise, arguing that the pertinent style of manipulation (the one made use of in the argument under consideration, such as direct stimulation of the brain) is relevantly different than a normal causally deterministic history whereby an agent comes to perform a relevant act.
This concern is pertinent and most of the works that evaluate this premise did not reach a consensus.
The conceptual premises presented are developed from a detailed review of pertinent studies over 25 years and include management complications specific to TBI; such as increased intracranial pressure and complications that anyone critically ill might experience [2].
Chapter 1 introduces the main premises of the hybrid (metal-composite) hull concept and principal challenges inherent to engineering of hybrid structures pertinent to their naval application.
Shocking, and shockingly pertinent.
These are pertinent points.
Her profession is pertinent.
