Sentence examples for restricted principle from inspiring English sources
Under considerable pressure, the federal government accepted a restricted principle of entry by competitive open examination, and in 1883 the U.S. Civil Service Commission was established to control entry to office in the federal service.
The naive comprehension principle, then, must be rejected and a restricted principle connecting sets of properties with objects found.
On this view, in each particular selective scenario a different specification of the schematic propensity definition of fitness figures in the antecedent of a different and highly restricted principle of natural selection that is applicable only in that scenario.
(Mathematicians later formulated a restricted principle of abstraction, also known as the principle of comprehension, in which self-referencing predicates, or S(A), are excluded in order to prevent certain paradoxes.
Again, even if sets generate counterexamples to No Interpenetration, they pose no threat to the restricted principle (13*), since sets are not material objects.
The most natural formulations of these restricted principles employ a regionhood predicate.
Indeed, insofar as restricted principles of composition are supposed to improve on unrestricted composition either with respect to intuitions or with respect to science, it seems that any plausible principle of restricted composition should retain the world.
The increase in the interdependence of states restricted the principle that might is right in international affairs.
Bolzano was aware of this conflict and therefore restricted the principle to finite sets.
Denying this, he restricted the principle that all past and present true propositions are determinately true.
Arguably, this result threatens Dummett's restricted knowability principle as well.
