Sentence examples for preference criticism from inspiring English sources

This is a very minimal position on preference criticism, but it has been questioned regardless.

Thus it is a crucial question whether preference criticism can in principle lead to its abandonment or change.

On the one hand, the criticism of extrinsic preferences ultimately turns out to be a criticism of false beliefs, and hence does not count as preference criticism.

On the other hand, it has been questioned whether a Humean position can allow even such a preference criticism on the basis of inconsistency (Broome 1993).

That preference is prompting criticism from animal-rights groups, who see bowhunting as particularly cruel.

Several authors have argued for a more substantial criticism of preferences, including that of intrinsic ones.

See Eriksson and Hájek (2007) for further criticism of preference-based accounts of credence.

This preference underlies much of the criticism of China's financial policy.

The party faced criticism this week for preferencing the Shooters and Fishers party and Australia First Party before the major parties and the Australian Greens on its how-to-vote cards.

XXXXXXXXXXXX concluded, though, that, despite media criticism and the preferences of working level MFA officials, GoF human rights policy on Tunisia would remain unchanged as long as Chirac remained President.

Webb's criticism of group preferences is reminiscent of President Bill Clinton's "mend it, don't end it" approach to reforming affirmative action.