Examples of using Logical consequences in English and their translations into Norwegian
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The next step is to deduce logical consequences from this hypothesis(axiom 3).
All individuals possess the right to pursuit of happiness,to liberty and life and all logical consequences thereof.
All nature-given rights mentioned in chapter 4 and 5(and all logical consequences thereof that is not directly mentioned) are absolutely non-violable.
This is because no majority orminority may abolish the fundamental human nature and its logical consequences.
In this chapter we are to explore more rights being subgroups of or logical consequences of the right to liberty.
The obligatory function of the State is to carry out tasks in the area of system of justice, Police andmilitary defense with the objective of preventing violations of the nature-given rights of the individual and their logical consequences.
In this chapter we are to explore more rights being subgroups or direct logical consequences(corollaries) of the right to liberty.
The right to continue an initiated use as long as one does not violate the similar right of others orother nature-given rights or their logical consequences.
About the fundamental natureof the human being, and it may sometimes be better to draw logical consequences of such theories than testing elaborate social hypotheses.
The basic principle is that each individual has the right to do whatever he likes as long as he does not violate the similar right of others,other nature-given rights or their logical consequences.
Logic is processing the current set of facts andlogically thinking about what will be the logical consequences of, or the best course of action in light of the observation.
NRS= to think up and to choose to perform those actions which are necessary in the pursuit of maximization of self-happiness during the life span as long as one does not violate the similar right of others orother nature-given rights or their logical consequences.
Basically, a potential brute has the right to do as he pleases as long as he does not violate the similar right of others, logical consequences thereof or other nature-given rights i.e.
Thus, a being's ability to create“technological products”(e.g. arrow tips or axes of stone) and IQ> 55(Syse, 2006) are necessary andsufficient preconditions for deciding that the being has the right to liberty and the logical consequences thereof.
Company establishers have anature-given right to liberty, and nobody may refuse them to make a constitution for the company as long as the constitution does not violate others' nature-given rights or logical consequences thereof, and consequently the company has the right to be run according to its constitution.
Women have of course the same nature-given rights as men- the right to life, liberty, andpursuit of happiness and all logical consequences thereof.
Some simple theories in such fields may basically be regarded as accurate and time-independent(e.g. about the fundamental natureof the human being), and it may sometimes be better to draw logical consequences of such theories than testing elaborate social hypotheses.
A deductive process in“real life” is based on the concepts in which the sense perceptions are categorized, andthen we deduce logical consequences from this.
The State, contrarily, has to ensure that other individuals do not invalidate these nature-given rights(life, liberty,happiness and all logical consequences thereof)(see Section 4.4).
Foresters(new and old ones) may manage the forest where they have right to use the way they want unless they violate the nature-given rights of others and their logical consequences as mentioned in Section 5.2.1.
The concrete content in the strategy is mainly based on the use of HDM on your own and others' life experiences in addition to rational self-happy-motivated senses of duty, butdeductions from the fundamental human nature and logical consequences of the nature of HDM are also used.
The logical consequence of this is negative freedom.
If the logical consequence is observed in practice, the hypothesis is strengthened.
This is a logical consequence of the property right.
The logical consequence: pressure points, painful feet and severe complaints.
A logical consequence of the hypothesis is deduced.
The conclusion of a valid argument is a logical consequence of its premises.
A deductive argument asserts that the truth of the conclusion is a logical consequence of the premises.
What happened afterwards was simply a logical consequence.
The logical consequence is another complexThe operation of logic, which contains two expressions: the condition and the effect.
