The right kind of reasons bearing on whether a rival is enviable are thus those that have to do with what she possesses and its desirability relative to what you have.
First, on Moran's view considering X itself involves marshaling reasons bearing on X. Returning to Evans' example: in response to the question "Do you believe there will be a third world war?", I directly consider evidence bearing on that question, e.g., concerning geopolitics.
A simple example is that of Ann, who is tired after a long and stressful day, and hence has reason not to act on her best assessment of the reasons bearing on a particularly important investment decision that she immediately faces (37).
And our right to that assumption gives us the epistemic right to use the transparency method, that is, to answer to the question "do you believe that p?" by directly marshaling reasons bearing on p. (Boyle (2009) provides a different argument for a Moran-style view).
The biographer mentions twice that Vargas Llosa (who at one point punched García Márquez in the face, for reasons possibly bearing on marital honor) has described García Márquez as Castro's "lackey".
Everyone has their own reasons, but bearing them in mind can make sure that you stay within the boundaries you set for yourself.
To discover solution reason bearing sentences for the solution layer, we propose building up two sentence graphs based on candidate solution-bearing sentences and reason-bearing sentences respectively, and propagating information between them.
There are plenty of sane reasons -- mostly bearing the likenesses of presidents -- to avoid putting pen to contract.
But the political rhetoric of the movement's leader, Mohammed Ben Abbes, is well reasoned and coherent, bearing a certain resemblance to Erdoğan's actual platform, and presented with a frankness and lucidity that made me understand the logic of the A.K.P. in a way I never had before.
