Sentence examples for putative principles from inspiring English sources

The putative principles of collaboration, campaigns and champions may be the way forward for the accepted axiom of awareness, appropriateness and audit.

It is tempting to assimilate it to cognitive or epistemic normativity, where this in turn might be understood as the normativity involved in the putative principles that one ought to believe what is true, or, alternatively, what is justified in light of the evidence.

Savage (1954) likewise derives probabilities and utilities from preferences among options that are constrained by certain putative 'consistency' principles.

In other words, the perception of a violation of putative ethical principles, resulting in unfair treatment, inhibits social perspective taking related to justice issue awareness.

The putative rationale is to reward investments in new products.

That this putative "fundamental principle" merits no mention on either occasion strongly suggests that its role in Nietzsche's thought has been greatly overstated.

In the conception in discussion, for a putative set of principles, consistency, in some specified sense, with the set of the original norms is a condition of eligibility additional to and independent of merit.

Another area being investigated is the putative role of heuristic principles in mathematics.

T-DNA insertions into putative PMEs might in principle reduce the potential for de-esterification and ionic cross-linking, leading to an increase in wall extensibility.

Like many conservative critics, with whom she would otherwise disagree, she is angry at America for its putative betrayal of its founding principles.

If they have no reason other than cases of putative dilemmas for denying the principles in question, then we have a mere standoff.