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Moreover, we recognize that the very idea of these universal rights presupposes the equal worth of every individual.

However, this presupposes that we can answer the question of who will bear the costs involved, as in any other form of publishing.

The response presupposes a combination of extreme rationality and extreme selfishness, which does not always prevail.

But I also like the complex understanding of belonging that it presupposes.

First of all, this all presupposes a biological foundation for it. But it becomes the basis of literature.

Note that this manual installation process presupposes some knowledge of PEAR's package organization structure.

A GUI is not written to be scripted (there are exceptions, but the very idea of a GUI presupposes a human element, the "user" ).

The law of majority voting is itself something established by convention, and presupposes unanimity, on one occasion at least.

However , such an argument presupposes that government does not interfere in markets and production or force up deadweight costs .

The explanatory method always presupposes sensitive natures capable of drawing independent moral conclusions from insight.

but the Hawaiian system of consanguinity, on the contrary, presupposes a family in which this was the rule.

Being logical presupposes our having sensitivity to language and a knack for its effective use, for logic and language are inseparable.

But all this presupposes that, as regards inferences as opposed to percepts, there is some impersonal standard of correctness.

You got a scented candle, a cleansing buff, spearmint and green tea scented bath oil, promotes relaxation. That presupposes Penny is tense.

Every story presupposes a plurality of truths, of logics, of agents of decisions, and of manners of behavior.

For it therefore even the object, which it presupposes, has only hypothetical(ideal)reality-essentially no-reality.

In Bellos's new proposal, translation instead "presupposes . . . the irrelevance of the ineffable to acts of communication. "

Efficiency presupposes the adoption of classroom procedures which will yield the best results in the quickest possible time.

Approval of the plan presupposes that the money will be made available.

This question presupposes something after Nirvana, when it postulates some purpose or end for it.

Freedom presupposes market functioning and politically ensures functioning of market economy.

This method presupposes the courage to seek out human phenomena that frighten every normal observer, the author included.

Justice, the basis of market system, presupposes trades among subjects who possess excluded property right.

Tourism is a leisure activity which presupposes its opposite, namely regulated and organized work.

Tourism is a leisure activity which presupposes its opposite, namely regulated and organised work.

Further development of librarianship, then, presupposes the dissolution of library castes .

Every economic transaction presupposes a comparison of values.

Note that manual installation process presupposes some knowledge of PEAR's package organization structure.

This presupposes an environment that may act unpredictably.

Note that manual installation presupposes some knowledge of PEAR's package organization structure.

A gentleman's agreement presupposes there's a gentleman involved.

The evolution of species presupposes a process of natural selection.

A desire presupposes the possibility of action to achieve it; action presupposes a goal which is worth achieving.

It's not only our criminal justice system that presupposes a Creator. It's our entire notion of freedom and equality.

The level of readership presupposes some knowledge of chemistry and genetics at the undergraduate level.

There is a need for communication which for its part presupposes an ability to communicate.

In fact, it presupposes an excellent legal archive or law library.

Either our praxis is faulty with respect to itself or it presupposes (6) this.

An effect presupposes a cause.