Since it promises to avoid facts and all similarly articulated, sentence-like slices of reality, correspondence theorists who take seriously objection 3.F2 favor this approach: not even elementary truthbearers are assigned any matching truthmakers.
It works only to the extent that they can pretend to take seriously the objections to their own belief.
But with its recent rulings, the Supreme Court has only muddied the separation between church and state by taking seriously religious objections to contraception, civil rights laws and the allocation of public funds.
So in order to be taken seriously, the objection must instead be that it is impossible to form a good state or federation of that magnitude, i.e., that it is impossible to realize or even approximate the cosmopolitan ideal in a way that makes it worth pursuing and that does not carry prohibitive risks.
Do you take those objections seriously?
Okinawans will feel safer and less aggrieved only when they believe that Japan and the United States are taking their objections seriously.
The Stuttgart 21 opponents were diverse, and so were their concerns, but nearly all were united by one overriding contention: that political elites had conceived the plan without public input and had later refused to take citizen objections seriously.
As for the Syrian National Coalition, the rebel group which is backed by Western governments and has so far refused to attend the planned conference in Geneva, he said, "We don't take their objections seriously.
Given the rapid pace of consolidation in the food industry over the last year -- a flurry of deals that has paired Kraft with Nabisco, Unilever with Bestfoods, Kellogg with Keebler and Pepsico with Quaker Oats -- Ms. Boast said that the commission would closely scrutinize the Nestlé purchase and take seriously its opponents' objections.
In the initial stage India did not take Pakistan's objections seriously pointing out that the project was only under primary investigation and termed Pakistan's concern over the probable effects as purely hypothetical (Abbas 1982).
