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Egan (2004) argues, however, that Lewis cannot generalize the definitions here and define, e.g., a property to be any set but, instead, must take intensions generally to be functions from worlds to extensions, much like the original definition above.

Second, the courts cannot simply "take the creditor's word for it" that the LLC only has one member, and that member is the debtor, but instead must take evidentiary submissions from the parties on the issue and make a finding of fact based on those submissions.

But Alaska's new amendments mean that a judge cannot simply regard a pet in a divorce case the same way they would a table or a chair, and instead must take "the well-being of the animal" into consideration when making decisions, The Washington Post reports.

Non-attenders are not permitted to take leftover food from the classroom corridors, but instead must wait until food is moved to the Green Lounge for general consumption.

In most cases, you cannot take nursing exams at a moment's notice, but instead must schedule them several weeks or even months ahead of time.

Instead, government must take on a new role: as facilitator, rather than as owner and financier.

"Instead, we must take control of our lives".

Instead, we must take a holistic approach in pursuing steady growth, structural readjustment and further reform.

Instead, Kerry must take his chances with a US electorate polarised as never before.

Instead, he must take "certain precautionary steps" against the necessary inquiries of his prospective son-in-law.

Students taking the PHYSICS 60 series do not take PHYSICS 70; instead, they must take one advanced Physics elective (100-level or higher).