Sentence examples for substantive identity from inspiring English sources

Ruler and ruled are identical if and only if the rulers and all the ruled share the substantive identity that the community as a whole, in deciding who its enemies are, has chosen to turn into the basis of its political identity (CT 264 7; See also CPD 8 17).

Brennan relied on Congressional debate to argue for the substantive identity of Title VI, on the one hand, and the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution (which forbids states to discriminate) and the Fifth Amendment (which incorporates the Fourteenth Amendment's strictures and applies them to the federal government), on the other hand.

In the 1990s it was said that the notion that the Cornish are to be classified as a nation comparable to the English, Irish, Scots and Welsh, "has practically vanished from the popular consciousness" outside Cornwall, and that, despite a "real and substantive" identity, the Cornish "struggle for recognition as a national group distinct from the English".

As a result, liberalism is unable to provide substantive markers of identity that can ground a true political decision.

Although these experiments have provided compelling data to support the molecular mechanisms governing the development of fibrofatty scar tissue in AC, other than demonstrating the involvement of Isl-1+ second heart field progenitors, the lineage tracing strategies were unable to provide substantive evidence as to the identity of cells involved in fibrofatty scar development.

The same holds, Schmitt thinks, for all other substantive distinctions that may become markers of identity and difference.

Whether we are organisms or were once embryos are substantive questions that an account of personal identity ought to answer, not matters to be settled in advance by the way we frame the debate.

Subsequent emails focused on substantive areas such as sexual and cultural identity, disclosure of sexual orientation to family and social networks, experiences of stigma and discrimination, sexual preferences in relation to ethnicity and affiliation with gay community.

Strategic essentialism maintains that identities do not refer to anything substantive and essentialism still operates on all subjects and they aren't able escape it.

"In my view, this prohibition is part of the substantive question of how we wish to characterize our identity in the national home for the Jewish people".

"They have both been struggling, lost their way, didn't have a clear identity, and were not doing anything really substantive to contemporize and revitalize their position," said Bob Goldin, an executive vice-president with food-industry consulting and research firm Technomic.