They might also stress the ways that their view accommodates a plurality of understandings of human relationship: allowing for experimentation, diversity and exit options.
Second, this view can accommodate incomparabilities: if P desires a hot bath because of its hot bathy nature, and a donut because of its donuty nature, she may not be able to choose between them.
For example, this view can accommodate the claim, made during the South African TRC, that wrongdoers are held accountable when they are required to undergo the shaming experience of testifying publically to their crimes (Final Report, 1998, vol. 1, ch. 1, para 35).
With both indoor and outdoor seating, the Terrace View accommodated up to 120 patrons and focused on dishes created locally within 150 mile of its location —as well as Italian and French cuisine.
This view can easily accommodate textual evidence of various kinds of moral reasoning used by Buddhists in different situations.
On this view, utilitarianism can accommodate the sort of special obligations and personal concerns to which the critics of utilitarianism appeal.
Part of the point of public reason, on this view, is to accommodate the diverse forms of reasoning that are bound to exist among any reasonably competent group of reasoners (Gaus 2011, 288 292).
Mr Hague will have to accommodate this view somehow if he wishes Mr Clarke and other pro-Europeans to serve in his shadow cabinet.
Arguably, one can accommodate this view and preserve the core of the standard theory by appeal to fact-causation.
On this view, constitutional interpretation must accommodate itself to previous attempts to interpret and apply the abstract rights provisions expressed in the constitution's text.
