Sentences with phrase «justified by the logic»

Yet since the times of Plato, rationalists have insisted that we simply pursue what is «rational» and what can be justified by logic.

More often, it was justified by the logic that higher performing students could provide further support for struggling students or reduce stigma.

- Third, this should go without saying, but the reason you won't find any Judgment validating your creative proposition is because its widely accepted that the fiscal transparency of EIGs is justified by the logic of fiscal systems.

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In Kennedy's experience people buy by emotion and then justify their choice with logic.

By calling the unknown God (especially in the Judeo - Christian tradition) you are making some great leaps of logic that I don't think are justified.

The point I am trying to make is that any «logic» is the root of the problem, because any «logic» can be justified by the mind and is based on a limited and bias perception.

I have excluded Zeus by using the laws of logic which I can justify in my worldview.

The same logic that believers use to justify their God as the one true God, can be used by every other religion to invalidate theirs.

Such ends - justify - the - means logic is shortsighted; worse, it further undermines the framework set out by the Constitution.

After doing so, I can help investigators sharpen their logic by, for instance, suggesting information they should add to justify their proposed research activities more convincingly or identifying red herrings (arguments that are not centrally relevant to the grant topic and may confuse the reviewer).

As all parties become compromised by greed and ego, we're not sure who the heroes are, because all of these sectors justify their respective logics.

My Samhain books are listed at Amazon, who justify swiping a massive 65 % off the list price by the same logic.

The logic is that the S&P 500 was trading too high and not justified by earnings per share figures as measured by the previous ten years adjusted for inflation (per the CPI index).

As always, I remain open to the possibility that new evidence may emerge to document benefits from such diets that might justify the risks they present, but for now this feeding approach appears to be simply another form of CAM mythology supported only by anecdote and unsound logic.

In logic, if one is to avoid radical skepticism for skepticism of a more deliniated form with respect to empirical conclusions justified by reference to evidence, one can not offer a broad, philosophic argument that by its very nature would undermine all human thought, but one must provide arguments of a more deliniated form.

Bob, I certainly couldn't hold a candle to you in terms of scientific knowledge or background, but I find your premises and logic baffling, as you knew, a priori exactly what point you wanted to make, and knew you could make it by throwing out the places on the planet where the first and most severe impacts of AGW have been projected to be seen, and are being seen, and then you mischaracterize the nature of polar amplification to try and further justify your point.

R Gates says, ``... I find your premises and logic baffling, as you knew, a priori exactly what point you wanted to make, and knew you could make it by throwing out the places on the planet where the first and most severe impacts of AGW have been projected to be seen, and are being seen, and then you mischaracterize the nature of polar amplification to try and further justify your point.»

4) All of this to justify what is by Popperian logic unjustifiable.