Sentence examples for substantive necessary from inspiring English sources

While normativism does not commit its proponents to the possibility of reducing meaning/content to the normative, or even to the possibility of an account of meaning/content in terms of substantive necessary and sufficient conditions, it does require the possibility of stating substantive necessary conditions on meaning/content (cf. McDowell 1991 19922).

Universities, research institutes and industry will need to harness their combined intellect to make the substantive advances necessary to keep feeding our people.

Instead, in postwar Iraq, we just stood around and responded to events, rather than shaping them". 5. Neglecting ORHA In his Congressional testimony before the war, Douglas Feith described General Garner's mission as head of ORHA as "integrating the work of the three substantive operations" necessary in postwar Iraq.

Nevertheless, the practice and discipline of mathematics does require an explanation, in order both to account for its success at demonstrating substantive and necessary truths, and also to license its invocation as a model of reasoning.

In other words, an explanation of how synthetic a priori judgments are affirmed in mathematical contexts, together with the resulting and related explanation of how a systematic body of demonstrable knowledge comprises such judgments, allow mathematical truth to be invoked as a paradigm of the substantive yet necessary and universal truths that metaphysics hopes to achieve.

Real, substantive changes are necessary, so expect more discussion to follow.

Substantive conversations are necessary to make research for health a higher national priority.

Based on these results, we found violation of the normality assumption for the items and substantive transformation were necessary for the subsequent factor analysis (Tabachnick and Fidell 2007).

The problem facing mayors of big cities is that the process necessary for substantive changes in cities is not very interesting, even to city dwellers.

With the recent rebound in oil prices, some in Russia have actually lamented the potential brevity of the recession; hypothesizing that a longer, deeper and more painful contraction would be necessary for substantive structural change.

Yes, there are Catalyst winners and other awards -- and great, progressive organizations doing their part -- but in the whole of corporate America, we're not seeing the substantive change that's necessary.