Sentence examples for problematic principles from inspiring English sources

It argues that BeltLine-like market-led planning efforts tactfully take advantage of the problematic principles of collaborative planning theory to create an ostensibly democratic decision-making process that in reality reinforces the neoliberal hegemony instead of challenging it.

It may be helpful to note, however, that some of the relevant free logics merely restrict the axiom of universal instantiation by means of an existence predicate and do nothing to block the derivation of other allegedly problematic principles such as the necessity of identity, which is the thesis that everything is necessarily self-identical.

But along with other planks of European judicial and police co-operation, it rests on the problematic principle of mutual recognition – that is, the belief that a Greek or Bulgarian judge is just as trustworthy and professional as a Swedish or British one.

This problematic principle is formulated by Kant as follows: "If the conditioned is given, the absolutely unconditioned… is also given" (A308/B366).

"Taxes that are primarily directed at foreign companies are problematic in principle in the European internal market," he told the Munich newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung.

Whereas the sanction theory of rights appears problematic, the secondary principles and pre-eminent goods conceptions appear more plausible.

This could be in principle problematic for very soft materials or for extremely small nanoparticles whose geometry could change significantly due to tip-sample forces [28, 29].

First, interpreting trends in cause-specific mortality is in principle problematic because of changes in ICD revisions and coding practices over time.

But even basic principles are problematic.

The most interesting, and from a positivist perspective, most problematic, aspect of legal principles, however, consists in their moral dimension.

As the possibility of a clear division between domestic and foreign affairs dissipates, the traditional tendency to picture the domestic arena as a privileged site for the realization of normative ideals and principles becomes problematic as well.