Sentence examples for a preliminary note from inspiring English sources

As a preliminary, note that, given Wittgenstein's equation in the Notes on Logic of having sense with having truth-poles (NB, 99), it seems reasonable to suppose that for a sentence to "have sense" with respect to a given world may be for it to have a truth value with respect to that world.

Further observations on a plague-like disease of rodents with a preliminary note on the causative agent, Bacterium tularensis.

"The Scottish FA has been considering the issue and has issued a preliminary guidance note on registration issues.

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To realize these objectives, a two-phase qualitative study has been designed including focus groups and in-depth interviews; in addition some quantitative data is gathered from clinical records by way of a preliminary case note review to understand the range of sedation therapy provided at the end of life to cancer patients who died within a 12 week period.

The preliminary note, obtained by Le Figaro newspaper, showed the inquiry was focusing on the role of 21 executives far more than it had previously been thought were under investigation.

According to French newspaper Le Figaro, which claimed to have access to the French market regulator's preliminary note on the latest insider trading allegations at EADS, the market investigators believe that the A380 delays were known to top executives and management.

But she noted that the governor's office had responded earlier to conclusions in a preliminary report, noting, "They were unable to find any evidence of intentional discrimination in the conduct of the November election".

A preliminary report noted signs of malnutrition on her 17-pound body.

"All these situations require a constructive response, seeking to transform them into opportunities that can lead to an actual marriage and family in conformity with the Gospel," a preliminary draft noted, and it included language about homosexuals having "gifts and qualities" that need to be recognized.

In 2007, one of the patterns reported by the CCD Study Group at Pennsylvania State was that all producers in a preliminary survey noted a period of "extraordinary stress" affecting the colonies in question prior to their die-off, most commonly involving poor nutrition and/or drought.