In Section 4, I present the semantics of counterfactual attitudes, based on which the distributional fact is accounted for.
"Anyone is entitled to comment freely on any matter of public interest as long as the comments can be recognised as comments – as opposed to statements of facts or imputations such as the judge held Bercow's comments to be - and as long as the comments are based on facts which are true".
His response is in stark contrast to overwhelming scientific consensus based on facts, which says human activity, specifically greenhouse gas emissions, is the primary driver of global warming.
That result makes little sense for similar claims, based on similar facts, which are supposed to arise within a single federal regulatory scheme.
Sergei N. Ignatchenko, the chief spokesman for the F.S.B., said in an interview on Friday that it was important for investigators not to rush to conclusions and to make information public only when it was based on hard facts, which can be difficult to come by in Russia.
The presented method accommodates all these aspects: BMA is a reproducible computation method, based on statistical facts which are independent of psychological and subjective evaluation.
In contrast to the subjective test, the objective test permits the court to examine whether the decision-maker's satisfaction was based on objective facts which fell within the scope of the purposes specified by the ISA.
Explain which parts of each of the first two sentences are based on fact, and which are based on opinion.
The theme song is "Wasps" from the band "Emperor Yes", which is based on a fact about bees which was used on QI.
The work is based on fact-finding, which is sheer drudgery.
But, first, something the C.B.O. said that you probably missed, which is based on actual facts rather than on informed speculation: in the past five years or so — and this has nothing to do with Obamacare — some six million jobs (and workers) have already gone missing from the U.S. economy.
