Sentence examples for substantive criterion from inspiring English sources

However, hardly any substantive criterion for which knowledge is relevant is ever given.

On this account, knowing co-reference does not require speakers to share any particular substantive criterion for identifying the reference.

Deontological theories set forth formal or relational criteria such as equality or impartiality; teleological theories, by contrast, provide material or substantive criteria, as, for example, happiness or pleasure.

I could build in some new substantive criteria for compensation, such as prospective performance" as well as "low cash-based salaries... so that my work would have an impact well beyond the seven companies".

This leaves the question whether there are (formal or substantive) criteria of "perfection" for Nietzsche?

Strong reduction satisfies the three "substantive" criteria, whereas weak reduction only satisfies fundamentalism.

For what it is to be an object or property evidently cannot be conveyed merely by ostension, nor by more substantive criteria, without being restrictive in ways that beg the question against various views of what objects or properties there are.

Unsurprisingly, Schmitt rejected the project of creating an international legal order based on a 'discriminating concept of war' that would subject the use of force on the part of sovereign states to substantive criteria of moral legitimacy and external legal control.

Disagreement persists over what general substantive criteria must be met to trigger the obligation to return IFs or IRRs.

These laws stipulate, among other things, that the attending physician should consult an independent colleague to judge whether the substantive criteria of due care have been met.

In the A4R framework, a fair process supplements moral deliberation based on substantive criteria and moral principles to guide resource allocation [ 3].