Sentence examples for rejects necessary from inspiring English sources

In the Aristotelian and Scholastic tradition that Locke rejects, necessary properties are those that an individual must have in order to exist and continue to exist.

Charles-Bernard Renouvier, (born Jan . 1 , 1815Montpellier, France died Sept. 1, 1903, Prades) French neocritical idealist philosopher who rejected all necessary connection between universal laws and morality.

January 1 , 1815Montpellier, France September 1, 1903 Prades, France Charles-Bernard Renouvier, (born Jan . 1 , 1815Montpellier, France died Sept. 1, 1903, Prades) French neocritical idealist philosopher who rejected all necessary connection between universal laws and morality.

Since 2000, Shikaki has conducted joint polls with Israeli researchers that show that both sides have, over time, lost enthusiasm for a two-state solution, not because their majorities rejected the necessary compromises, in principle, but because they stopped believing in the good faith of the other side.

The main problem is that while leaders eagerly embraced the monetary bond, they rejected its necessary complement: a central budget that would transfer money from successful regions to underperforming ones, as the United States government sends tax dollars collected in Massachusetts to pay for unemployment benefits in Nevada.

The interpersonal emphasis characteristic of Strawson-inspired accountability models is reflected in the demand for justification (though answerability theorists tend to reject a necessary connection between these demands and the reactive attitudes).

In this case, it was not possible to argue that only select or only reject control was established and additional probes for assessing select and reject control were necessary.

The seller can check the reputation of a buyer, and if necessary reject his bid.

The person rejecting this historically necessary piece of more Europe, and putting everyone and everything at risk, is the German chancellor, Merkel.

But as a full member of the union, Ireland is entitled to judge the Lisbon Treaty on its merits and to reject it if necessary.

To decide if an individual kernel can be accepted or rejected, it is necessary to design a method to detect defects, as well as quantify the defective proportions.