Sentence examples for clauses are needed from inspiring English sources

Intuitionistic logic, too, has a Kripke semantics, though special valuation clauses are needed for '~', '→' and '∀' in order to accommodate the special meanings these operators have for intuitionists, and '□' is generally not used.

Another spokesman for Amazon, Bill Curry, also said those clauses were needed.

The suggestion was that an additional clause, or clauses, was needed.

Ayer himself did not think that any such additional clauses were needed.

She added that the protections of the Constitution's double jeopardy clause were needed in light of "the threat to individual freedom from reprosecutions that favor states and unfairly rescue them from weak cases".

The first clause is needed to obtain ƒ(1)(x) = ƒ(x) from the second clause.

Propositional theories assume that a complete sentence (or a that-clause) is needed for expressing the content of a judgement.

As in the case of (DL), the first clause is needed to avoid the result that if the number 17 coincides with itself, then it is exactly located at itself.

If we want to filter the rows returned by the select statement, a where clause is needed to qualify the record sets returned.

Wittgenstein had supposed that in this case there is no proposition to express the supplementary clause that is needed in the other cases.

Clause (i) is needed to avoid the result that the number 17, e.g., is exactly located at itself. is not a necessary truth, since it too is a mixed principle and does not seem to be a logical consequence of any collection of necessary truths that are either purely mereological or purely locational.