Hence the power of judgment of pure practical reason is subject to the same difficulties as that of pure theoretical reason, though the latter had a means available to get out of them: namely that, since what counted with regard to the theoretical use were intuitions to which pure concepts of understanding could be applied, such intuitions (though only of objects of the senses) could yet be given a priori, and hence, as far as the connection of the manifold in them is concerned, could be given (as schemata) in a priori conformity with the pure concepts of understanding.