Sentence examples for a core claim from inspiring English sources

A "core claim" of standard two-dimensionalism is that "A sentence token S is metaphysically necessary if and only if the secondary intension of S is true at all worlds" (Chalmers forthcoming-b §3.1).

Here a core claim might admit that there is sex difference, but claim that the cause of difference is rooted in different conceptions of sex (and the practices caused by those conceptions) rather than biological facts (see Feminist Perspectives on Sex and Gender).

Is class (varna) and caste (jati) a core claim?

The core claim of a functional role semantics holds that a representation has its content in virtue of relations it bears to other representations.

12. Thus, for Chalmers (forthcoming-b, §3.1) it is one of just a few "core claims of two-dimensionalism," as recent authors understand it, that apriority obtains if and only if the primary intension (indicated on the diagonal) is true at all scenarios.

Bridges proposes that this core claim of a causal theory of mental content is a constitution thesis.

First, its core claim is a denial of the naturalist thesis that disease necessarily involves bodily malfunction.

The settlement follows a D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals decision that sustained the core claim Microsoft had acted illegally in maintaining its monopoly of the operating system for PCs, but which rejected the trial court's order that Microsoft should be broken in two.

Proponents of architecture as "shaper" suggest that architecture provides a means of organizing society, a core Modernist claim but also a thesis of broader currency.

Pfaff calls this his core claim: "If we define the people in prison as a result of the war on drugs to be those serving time for a drug conviction, then that war simply hasn't sent enough people to state prisons for it to be a major engine of state prison growth".

The core claim was that if you put good people in a bad situation, bad things will happen.