But there was no evidence of any such conduct which might have disqualified them from the benefit of
indefeasible title.
Both immediately dominate an onset consonant, and so node [y.sub.2] of Figure 4 is identified with node [x.sub.8] of Figure 7, with the
indefeasible /v/ label winning out over /kh/.
And in a quest for
indefeasible knowledge, uncertain assumptions have no value.
S'il est vrai que le principe d'incontestabilite signifie qu'un titre ne peut etre annule, cela ne veut pas dire que le titre ne sera jamais ecarte consecutivement a l'inscription d'un autre titre incontestable : a title which is
indefeasible at one point of time may very well be defeated subsequently.
He foresees government founded on morality, on a system of universal peace, and on the
indefeasible hereditary rights of man.
It makes him the earliest theorist of the egocentric consciousness, the
indefeasible sense of private selfhood, which is now often regarded as the invention of the western mind in the last two hundred years.
applicable to this and only this class of things, and so carve out
indefeasible conclusions from these well-differentiated starting points.
But in either case, both the casual murderer and the morally typical agent might share in some
indefeasible identity as persons who are therefore to be treated in such ways as recognize their common, fixed attribute of potentiality for fully moral agency.
He feels "a certain
indefeasible fellowship in the sorrow of the little girl" (30) and equates Lambert's betrayal of Nora with Miss Morton's rejection of him: "He leaned back in his chair and looked at the child, - the little forlorn, precocious, potential woman.
These political arrangements were sanctioned by God, and Sir Robert fortified his argument by tracing all legal authority back to the divinely ordained fatherly power of Adam.'(5) It is Filmer's insistence on an
indefeasible royal prerogative and his belief in political obligation which struck such a deep chord in Eliot.
For the cognitive equivalence of "'Snow is white' is true" and "Snow is white" will lead to the (more or less
indefeasible) acceptance of the biconditional "'Snow is white' is true iff snow is white"; and a natural way to put this (more or less
indefeasible) acceptance is to say "'Snow is white' has the truth conditions that snow is white".