Examples of using Positing in English and their translations into Russian
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The great service of Trubetskoy is that he leads to a clear positing of these themes.
Positing Mary Magdalene as author of the Fourth Gospel does not challenge its apostolic origin.
The Russian national self-consciousness was begotten in the positing of the problem of East and West.
Our religious thought led up to the positing of the problem of a new religious consciousness and towards the expectation of a new creative epoch within Christianity.
This Russian anguish as regards all-mankind, as regards oecumenicity,leads to the positing of the problem of East and West.
In this assumption, it departs from utility maximization by positing that individuals in the household do not bargain solely on the grounds of their self-interest, i.e.,"utility.
Its"Teach the Controversy" campaign aims to permit the teaching of anti-evolution,intelligent-design beliefs in United States public high school science courses in place of accepted scientific theories, positing that a scientific controversy exists over these subjects.
However there is the difference between the act of positing the values and thinking of the good as derived from the values.
Positing the problem. At first sight, the dual notion that war is a complete rupture of international relations and that treaties represent the most finished form of such relations leads to the provisional conclusion that there is an incompatibility between a state of war and the very existence of international treaties.
Kant, 1790; Hans Vaihinger, 1911; Construction andpotentiation as a free positing of first principles and rising to the higher possibilities F.
It therefore construed the phrase as positing an obligation of the United Kingdom, as a"Contracting Party", to ensure something, namely that its competent authorities"are required to make available the information described in paragraph 2… to any natural legal person, in response to any reasonable request.
Since 1996, the Committee had adopted a broad interpretation of the concept, positing that it referred not only to race but also to caste.
In fact, Buterin was actually the first to praise the idea, positing that the security proofs the team had implemented were a step in the right direction for the ecosystem overall, and should be studied, if not adopted, by scaling projects of all kinds.
Quisling wanted universism tobe the official state religion of his new Norway, and he said"the positing of such a system depends on the progress of science.
UNESCO forged the concept of a right to be different in 1978, positing that"[a]ll individuals and groups have the right to be different, to consider themselves as different and to be regarded as such.
There is evidence, however, of an increased number of drug-related crimes worldwide and an increased number of persons arrested for drug trafficking,which may provide a basis for positing that there has been an increase in the number of women and girls involved as drug traffickers.
In the United States during the postwar period,the"push-pull" theories of Hans Hofmann, positing a relation between color and perceived depth, strongly influenced a generation of prominent abstract painters, many of whom studied under Hofmann and were generally associated with abstract expressionism.
What is different about the contemporary configuration of power is their(1)highly militarist posture, positing permanent offensive“preventive” wars everywhere in the world;
Positing the possibility of prioritization, it was suggested that the study should first assess both the positive and the negative effects of fragmentation on the efficiency of international law; subsequently, the Commission should identify ways of encouraging its positive results and counterbalancing it with its negative effects.
Harari also emphasises the lack of research into the history of happiness, positing that people today are not significantly happier than in past eras.
Cultural intelligence, also known within business as"cultural quotient" or"CQ", is a theory within management andorganisational psychology, positing that understanding the impact of an individual's cultural background on their behaviour is essential for effective business, and measuring an individual's ability to engage successfully in any environment or social setting.
Approval was expressed for the legal position, expressed in draft article 2, positing the exercise of diplomatic protection as a right, and not a duty, of States.
This is arguably a main point of reparation advocacy, which is by no means seeking a hand-out of Pound500 per person to descendants of the oppressed, but,rather, positing serious investment by countries that have been enriched by the heinous crime of the slave trade and slavery, investment in the human-resource development of countries that suffered-- preferably through the education and preparation of their young, so as to enable them to cope with the inheritance of a continuing unjust world.
But it mustneeeds be acknowledged,that in the Khlysty religious type there is an immeasurably deeper positing of the problem of sex and the problem of community, than there is in Dukhoborism, which always tends towards moralism.
Theosophy replaces social and historical creativity by perfectibility and evolution, and to the very positing of social and historical tasks it replies with a truth about the living-out of Karma and Karmic reincarnations. 7.
In this context, reference may be made to article 4, which provides that"all acts of enforced disappearance shall be offences under the criminal law";to article 17, positing that such acts"shall be considered a continuing offence"; and to article 18, that perpetrators"shall not benefit from any special amnesty law.
This doctrine, which commands a 150 very wide assent, counting among its upholders such men as Lewes, Spencer, Ferrier,and others, while positing thought and mental phenomena generally as radically contrasted with matter, regards them as the two sides, or aspects, of one and the same substance in some of its conditions.
Materialism posits a material explanation for all phenomena.
It posits the need to help children remain with their biological parents.
By the same token, article 29 posits a community interest in its observance.