Príklady peremptory

• With the peremptory norm, in particular, we leave behind the world of democratically decided actions to be monitored and reviewed.

• The above comments apply in particular to the peremptory norm.

• The rules are peremptory because once you adopt them, you start treating them as categorical.

• So rules motivationally guide action by being content-independent and peremptory reasons for action.

• Humor is then coopted as a damage-control strategy to preserve good working relations in the face of the peremptory veto.

• But this will not be the result of one's treating something as a peremptory reason.

• The student would no longer be making a tentative suggestion, but a peremptory request.

• The second set of arguments tried to show that rules qua content-independent peremptory reasons for action are motivationally inert.

• It is clear that rules cannot determine action in virtue of the fact that they are peremptory reasons for action.

• They argue that this neutralizing-or, more accurately, peremptory-effect follows from the concept of authority.

• Further, since she treats it as a peremptory reason, the rule makes also a practical difference.

• Rules render choices infeasible by being peremptory reasons for action.

• The recapitulation introduced a fleeting nocturnal, sinister mood and a peremptory, throwaway ending complemented the opening joke.

• A peremptory reason is not a reason for doing a particular action.

• But just as symbols have a positive though not peremptory role, so can a provisional list of critical questions and reminders.