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The objection stems from the idea that adequacy conditions should hold ethical theories answerable not to moral norms but only to purely theoretical, morally neutral norms.
Is it clear, explicit and answerable?
Translation of gaps into answerable research and policy questions.
The degree to which singers were singing for themselves and the degree to which they were singing for others is an interesting and not easily answerable question.
They also all had political constituencies in their respective countries to whom they were answerable, or which they needed to convince of the appropriateness of their decisions.
Were the stringpullers low-level men or senior bureaucrats answerable to the rulers?
Who was answerable to it ?
Not only are legislators more powerful than electors, while in office, but they are also answerable to the latter for how they have used their powers.
