Whereas the first common-law theorists were rather parochial in their aspirations they sought to explain the ultimate basis of the law of England their importance has increased considerably since the middle of the 20th century.
Despite philosophically significant differences in their views about the ultimate basis of the irreducibility of classical genetics, the image of biological knowledge that emerges from the antireductionists' writings is similar.
For example, with regard to the World Trade Organization, some principle of state consent may be the ultimate basis of the legitimacy of its law making function, while a very different kind of standard would be relevant to judging the legitimacy of the dispute settlement mechanism.
The ultimate basis of these policies is an attitude towards economics that sees the economy not as an end in itself, but as an instrument of national power.
This trend in turn produced a growing distrust of the power of human beings to attain knowledge of the ultimate basis of natural phenomena.
Even if most of Clarkson's cash didn't come direct from the BBC licence fee – the ultimate basis of his fortune was still an old BBC brand.
Hence, the universal as the ultimate basis of predication is not the species as mental intention.
As the criterion of truth, cognitive impressions are the ultimate basis of all knowledge, and if further conditions are satisfied, the Stoics maintained, one can avoid error entirely.
Finally, it is essential to protect and to comprehensively evaluate the permafrost environment, which is the ultimate basis of permafrost engineering.
Kant argues, however, that reason is justified in adopting certain principles concerning the ultimate basis of our experience of the world, so long as it does not treat these as knowledge claims.
