On this basis the truth-value of any well formed formula (wff) has to be defined recursively.
It is this deep fact about the world that is the metaphysical basis of the truth of the Principles of Non-contradiction and of Excluded Middle.
Still, Mitchell insists the Aug. 11 Mirror story has no basis in the truth and disavows the information in it.
As is often the case, many well-worn sayings and expressions have a firm basis in the truth.
Finally, given a consensus on a claim among recognized experts, we nonexperts have no basis for rejecting the truth of the claim.
bore sufficient "indicia of reliability" and afforded "'the trier of fact a satisfactory basis for evaluating the truth of the prior statement.'" Our holding that the Supreme Court of Ohio erred in its "indicia of reliability" analysis does not fully dispose of the case, for respondent would defend the judgment on an alternative ground.
This required a new doctrine of evidence and a new method of inquiry, and led to what the historian Barbara Shapiro has called "the culture of fact": the idea that an observed or witnessed act or thing — the substance, the matter, of fact — is the basis of truth and the only kind of evidence that's admissible not only in court but also in other realms where truth is arbitrated.
This required a new doctrine of evidence and a new method of inquiry, and led to what the historian Barbara Shapiro has called "the culture of fact": the idea that an observed or witnessed act or thing the substance, the matter, of fact is the basis of truth and the only kind of evidence that's admissible not only in court but also in other realms where truth is arbitrated.
"In three recent defamation cases the [ECHR] has analysed the issues not on the basis of truth and verification but using criteria designed to strike a balance … in privacy cases," he wrote in the Inforrm Blog.
According to Sean Spicer, the White House spokesman, senior officials had been "reviewing and evaluating this issue on a daily basis, trying to ascertain the truth".
