heldThat
P6511
predicate
Indicates that an entity (often a person or authority) maintained, asserted, or concluded that a particular proposition or judgment is true.
Aliases (3)
- holdsThat ×29
- holdingSummary ×3
- heldView ×1
Sample triples (38)
| Subject | Object |
|---|---|
| 91-902 | reaffirmed the essential holding of Roe v. Wade ("holdingSummary") → |
| 91-902 | replaced Roe trimester framework with undue burden standard ("holdingSummary") → |
| 91-902 | upheld most provisions of the Pennsylvania Abortion Control Act of 1982 ("holdingSummary") → |
| Gallicanism | papal decisions require consent of the Church to be irreformable → |
| Gallicanism | pope has no direct authority over temporal power of kings → |
| Gallicanism | pope is subject to general councils in matters of faith → |
| James Eastland | African Americans were inferior ("heldView") → |
| Kantianism | moral rules must be universalizable ("holdsThat") → |
| Kantianism | moral worth depends on acting from duty ("holdsThat") → |
| Kantianism | persons must always be treated as ends in themselves ("holdsThat") → |
| Kantianism | rational agency grounds moral obligation ("holdsThat") → |
| Naturalism | all phenomena are ultimately natural phenomena ("holdsThat") → |
| Naturalism | human beings are part of nature ("holdsThat") → |
| Naturalism | mental states depend on or emerge from physical states ("holdsThat") → |
| Naturalism | values and norms can be studied as natural phenomena ("holdsThat") → |
| Platonism | Forms are eternal and unchanging ("holdsThat") → |
| Platonism | Forms exist independently of human minds ("holdsThat") → |
| Platonism | knowledge is of unchanging Forms ("holdsThat") → |
| Platonism | sensible objects participate in Forms ("holdsThat") → |
| Utilitarianism | actions are right insofar as they promote happiness ("holdsThat") → |
| Utilitarianism | actions are wrong insofar as they produce unhappiness ("holdsThat") → |
| Ware v. Hylton | a federal treaty overrides conflicting state law → |
| Wickard v. Filburn | homegrown wheat for on-farm use could affect national wheat markets in the aggregate → |
| act utilitarianism | an action is right if it produces at least as much utility as any alternative ("holdsThat") → |
| act utilitarianism | no action is intrinsically right or wrong independent of consequences ("holdsThat") → |
| falsificationism | a single counter-instance can falsify a universal law ("holdsThat") → |
| falsificationism | no amount of positive instances can conclusively confirm a universal law ("holdsThat") → |
| historical materialism | class struggle is the motor of history ("holdsThat") → |
| historical materialism | material conditions shape ideology ("holdsThat") → |
| historical materialism | material conditions shape law and politics ("holdsThat") → |
| historical materialism | material conditions shape social institutions ("holdsThat") → |
| logical atomism | elementary propositions depict atomic facts ("holdsThat") → |
| logical atomism | logical constants do not name objects ("holdsThat") → |
| logical atomism | names in an ideal language refer to simple objects ("holdsThat") → |
| logical atomism | the world is the totality of facts, not of things ("holdsThat") → |
| satisfaction theory of atonement | God’s honor or justice must be satisfied ("holdsThat") → |
| satisfaction theory of atonement | human sin creates a debt or obligation toward God ("holdsThat") → |
| satisfaction theory of atonement | human sin offends the honor of God ("holdsThat") → |