Sentence examples for rather justification from inspiring English sources
For strong particularists and hard-core bioethical casuists, then, justification in ethics will not depend upon bringing a set of facts under a suitably interpreted general principle; rather, justification will be a matter of all the discrete elements of a particular decision fitting together or "adding up" holistically in the right way.
It wasn't a question of it being a distasteful suggestion, but rather justification for what had been going on, quietly, in my head.
Agreement, here, is not the basis of justification but, rather, justification flows from the legitimacy of the democratic processes invoked to draw normative conclusions.
Rather, justification for PAC insertion must be based on better strategies of care in complex patients resulting from its use, in turn yielding better outcomes.
Rather, justifications for the use of physical restraints such as disruptive behaviors (e.g. aggressiveness, agitation, and body alignment problems) were associated with their use.
Although many of the epistemologists taking part in the debate on epistemic transmission and transmission failure speak of transmission of warrant, rather than justification, they all seem to use the term 'warrant' to refer to some kind of epistemic justification.
This is a rather poor justification for Hamas's launching of missiles at Israeli population centres.
He all but borrowed the Chancellor of the Exchequer's catchphrase (with rather more justification) and said, "we are all in this together".
The conception of the goal of scientific inference as new information, rather than justification, was emphasized by the Austrian-born philosopher Sir Karl Popper.
Meanwhile, conservative critics such as Donald Trump, with rather less justification, argue that the United States' trading partners have outsmarted and out-negotiated us.
Senator John McCain said that the objections of President Vladimir V. Putin were not an obstacle to deploying a system, but rather a justification of it.
