The reason is, of course, that the statement of the completeness of LK only has to assert, for each entailment relation, the existence of a proof tree but a reasoning program has the more difficult task of actually having to construct one.
Moynihan asserts, for instance, that he alone foresaw the collapse of the Soviet Union, in a 1979 article in Newsweek.
He wrongly asserts, for example, that Kerry branded him (and every other Vietnam veteran) a war criminal.
We can't liberate Iraq, she asserts, for we are Israel's ally and thus burdened with that alliance.
The official line asserts, for example, that the Dalai Lama is "a jackal clad in Buddhist monk's robes".
Burns asserts, for instance, that beautiful, successful women enjoy such privilege in the world that they are not entitled to stick up for women generally.
The inversion remains detectable, because one asserts, for example, that one's experiences have drastically changed.
(see also [2, Theorem ] or [3, Theorem ]) while Ekeland's variational principle (EVP) [4, 5] asserts that for each and with there exists such that and.
This theorem asserts that for each element α i ∈ A i ∗ Open image in new window, there exist unique elements β i ∈ R i ∗ Open image in new window, for 0 ≤ i ≤ t, such that α i = (β i β i,⋯,β i ) are ordered r′-tuples.
In key opinions issued in 2004 and 2006, Stevens chipped away at the special status asserted for Guantánamo, each time referring the matter of judicial review for the detainees back to Congress.
He asserts that:For liberals, the problem is her "pragmatic" approach to civil liberties and support for Bush policies.
