Sentence examples for presupposes any from inspiring English sources
To say that bioethics is "applied," however, does not imply that it presupposes any particular ethical theory.
He asserts that it is enough, when proving that any given subject is empty of intrinsic existence, to lead the interlocutor, through reasoning, to the unwelcome consequences (prasaṅga) in their own untenable position; it is not necessary to demonstrate the thesis based on reasoning that presupposes any sort of intrinsic (=autonomous) existence.
He is in fact presented as the perfect lover and is only condemned in super diegetic discourse that presupposes any child molester's guilt.
The inquiry "doesn't presuppose any particular outcome", said CIA spokesman Preston Golson.
"An investigation is exploratory and doesn't presuppose any particular outcome," said Preston Golson, a C.I.A. spokesman.
"But we're not getting ahead of ourselves; an investigation is exploratory and doesn't presuppose any particular outcome".
Some philosophers maintain that a correspondence theory of truth can be developed and defended without presupposing any absurd Archimedean point from which correspondences are instituted or detected.
The model do not presuppose any agreement between the organizational code and the external reality.
They do not presuppose any particular position on moral ontology or on moral epistemology.
Association stream mining is an appealing field which models complex environments online by finding relationships among the attributes without presupposing any a priori structure.
(2) Neutrality: scientific theories do not imply or presuppose any judgments about noncognitive values, nor do scientific theories serve any particular noncognitive values more fully than others.
