Sentence examples for ultimate justifications from inspiring English sources

In response, Taylor argues that a 'genuine, unforced consensus' on human rights norms is possible only if we allow for disagreement on the ultimate justifications of those norms.

That is its ultimate justification.

But, most disturbing, is her ultimate justification which borders on zealotry.

The Prime Minister rattled the grisly bones of last week's Labour Party Conference at her Conservative faithful yesterday as the ultimate justification for backing her government.

But it is in the behaviour of the outside world that the ultimate justification of Fanon's rage against the white world in general will be found.

While, for many in Washington, a selective version of the second world war has come to serve as both emblem and ultimate justification of American global hegemony and interventionism.

The movie reveals, scene by scene, a calculus of interests; it features, very early on, an act of cavalier indifference by the Kuomintang, just to make sure that the Communist revolution finds its ultimate justification in the first reel.

Their arguments and motivations were philosophical, even if the ultimate justification of the program was held to be empirical.

The ultimate justification for the theoretical part lies in its conservativity over "real" mathematics: whenever theoretical, "ideal" mathematics proves a "real" proposition, that proposition is also intuitively true.

We have seen that Stumpf associates it with both the neutral sciences and the question of the foundation of knowledge, specifically with the ultimate justification of knowledge.

A reliance on scientific, functional decomposition as the ultimate justification of judgments of health and disease requires a revisionist, rather than a conservative, account.