Either, in the case of a non-deceptive lie, the speaker does propose that the believed-false proposition become common ground, but becoming common ground is too weak to count as asserting, or becoming common ground is strong enough to count as asserting, but, in the case of a non-deceptive lie, the speaker does not propose that the believed-false proposition become common ground.
This may become common ground.
"Despite the resistance, though, he would become common ground between the two schools".
In remarks at a dinner that she gave for General Jo on Tuesday evening, Dr. Albright said that what has been contested ground can, over time, become common ground.
And it can become common ground for men and women to drink together, said Yvonne Briese, vice president for brand marketing for whisky at Diageo, the conglomerate that owns Bushmills.
Mr. Nayed, 49, stands out, even among the colorful characters in the Corinthia's lobby, which has become common ground for fighters in camouflage, leftists and Islamists in identical gray business suits, rumpled aid workers, journalists and idealistic young students, all bustling about doing the business of the new Libya.
Conversions had become common.
Murphy, the city leader who has become a Common Ground champion, is pressing federal officials to get involved.
Edward Lazowska, a professor at the University of Washington, believes that data and data science will become a common ground and common language across disciplines — "the great unifier of the next decade or two" in universities, he said.
By the time Mrs. Chandler was through, the Music Center and one of its support groups, the Amazing Blue Ribbon, had become the common ground on which the West Side met downtown.
However, already in Twardowski (1894, see Sebestik 1995), the founder of the Polish Lwow-Warsaw school, Bolzano's ideas are discussed and criticized at length, and some of them might have become the common ground of the Polish school (some of Bolzano's expressions are found literally in Tarski).
