Sentence examples for qualified version from inspiring English sources

This qualified version of the liberal self, however, still seems to imply that moral outlooks are, or should be, the product of individual choice.

Even the confusion over nomenclature — is this a depression or a recession, or some qualified version of either?

It also has a qualified version of home advantage Saturday, when it plays Munster on French soil at Montpellier.

In the heyday of logical empiricism, a more qualified version might have seemed preferable: scientific progress consists in accumulating truths in the "observation language".

The electoral system is Iran's own, qualified version of proportional representation, with 6,083 candidates competing for the 290 seats in the newly expanded parliament (576 applicants, predominantly from the reformist camp, have been disqualified).

First, let us consider a type of event-causal incompatibilist account that is advocated by writers who accept a qualified version of the first of these objections.

We also included the qualified Chinese version of the Job Content Questionnaire (C-JCQ), which was derived from Karasek's demand-control-support model to measure job strain, because this model has been considered one of the dominant tools for measuring job stress.

Both full-length and shortened versions qualified, but comments and discussion items concerning guidelines were excluded.

Originally released in 1976, the song qualified in a live version released last year.

Although the response of each of the individual metastases was different, the overall response of the patient, according to RECIST criteria (version 1.1), qualified as a partial response after two months and progressive disease after four months of treatment (Fig 1A).

This strong orientation toward cognitive validity qualifies Habermas's version of deliberative democracy as an "epistemic" theory.