Sentence examples for all three clauses from inspiring English sources
Gettier concluded that in this case all three clauses of the analysis of knowledge are satisfied, but that we should judge in this case that Smith did not know (ii).
Results across all twenty clauses are displayed in Fig. 1, where the consistency among the 28 participants is given for each clause.
The first thing to be noted in Table 1 is that the three clauses identified with the least consistency all most predominantly straddle the Verbal and Material processes.
But a glance at the historical and legislative record explains why the Second Amendment has three clauses in one sentence and can't be understood without considering all of it--screams from the right notwithstanding.
Most allege breaches of three clauses of the editors' code of practice: accuracy, harassment and discrimination.
The PCC's code of conduct includes three clauses on financial journalism and it also publishes extended guidance notes.
Bradshaw has tabled amendments to remove three clauses following demands made by shadow culture secretary Jeremy Hunt yesterday.
Article 81 contains three clauses which seem of significance: Article 81 1b) and Article 81(2) and Article 81(2a).
The contract for a given type of hypothesis contains only three clauses.
Only three clauses of Magna Carta still remain on statute in England and Wales.
