conclusion of the argument

On 3 June 1992 at the conclusion of the argument the appeal was allowed and this order set aside.

The audio recording will be released shortly after the conclusion of the argument.

Archelaus, at the conclusion of the arguments, falls at Caesar's feet.

At the conclusion of the arguments, the chief judge praised both lawyers for the "able advocacy" of their positions.

Reviewing the truth table, it turns out the conclusion of the argument is not a tautological consequence of the premise.

Many social constructivists also treat the identification of constructivity as the conclusion of the argument instead of its beginning.

And we shall know whether we ought to pursue injustice, as Thrasymachus advises, or in accordance with the conclusions of the argument to prefer justice.

For a given simple argument, if the assumption is made that its premises are correct, fault may be found in the progression from these to the conclusion of the argument.

At the conclusion of the argument Lord Donaldson of Lymington M.R. announced that the appeal would be dismissed for reasons to be given later.

In these circumstances it is impossible to detect any element of injustice to M. and accordingly we indicated at the conclusion of the argument that his appeal would be dismissed.

"We believe, however, that this harm can be substantially ameliorated by the release of a redacted transcript of the sealed hearing as soon as is practicable after the conclusion of the argument."

In the Meditations, Descartes phrases the conclusion of the argument as "that the proposition, I am, I exist, is necessarily true whenever it is put forward by me or conceived in my mind."

At the conclusion of the arguments in the case, and after deliberation, the Court on July 31st announced its disposition of the case upholding the government's position, but its full opinion did not come down until October 1942.

Kripke therefore sees the conclusion of the argument to be that if we are to find a ground for our belief that there is an objectively correct method of continuing the series, we must look beyond the individual to the community of rule-followers.

On the basis of the intractability of these questions, it has been argued that the conclusion of the argument from illusion is unacceptable or even unintelligible, even in the absence of a clear diagnosis of exactly where and how it goes wrong.

In fact, according to Frankfurt, the validation of reason is accomplished by the rejection of the main sceptical hypothesis, which is the first real (albeit negative) conclusion of the argument, whilst the proposition about God's existence is a merely preparatory step.

George Scialabba found After Virtue to be a strong critique of modernity, but he claimed that MacIntyre "faltered" at the conclusion of the argument, when he sketched the features of what virtuous life should be like in the conditions of modernity.

It must be conceded that once reached the real conclusion of the argument, the cartesian method would forbid the sceptic to reply that perhaps the cartesian proof was suggested to the meditator by the evil genius itself, in the first place (thereby accusing Descartes of vicious circularity).

In announcing the decision of the court at the conclusion of the argument I stressed, and I repeat, that the effect of setting aside the order leaves the health authority and its medical staff free, subject to consent not being withdrawn, to treat J. in accordance with their best clinical judgment.