Sentence examples for conditional language from inspiring English sources

The request prompted hisses from the audience and an explanation of conditional language by Mr. Hinchey.

In the last few years, conditional language models have been used to generate pre-trained contextual representations, which are much richer and more powerful than plain embeddings.

In the second case, the ASA ruled that the claim "download five times faster than Sky and BT's regular broadband" was misleading, as it was not in "conditional language" and implied that Virgin's superfast broadband service was always five times faster than its rivals, which was not always the case.

Most importantly, the interdiction provisions involve conditional language that could function as a loophole for non-compliance, mandating states to inspect cargo, but only if they have "reasonable grounds" to believe that cargo contains prohibited items.

Instead, say, "If I were to come up 5%, what would you be able to add to your offer?" or, "If we add 'X' to the mix, how could that impact your position?" Using conditional language allows you to float an offer, rather than commit to a position.

He apologized clearly, eschewing the wishy-washy, conditional language that politicians so often and unfortunately favor.

We will consider below intermediate conditional languages containing conditional fragments of L>.

For different ways of treating conditionals in GTS, including conditionals in natural language, see e.g. Hintikka & Kulas (1983; Ch. 3), Hintikka & Sandu (1991).

We support a fine-grained, conditional access control language, and enforce policies by instrumenting the bytecode of protected classes.

Dummett observes, "We have no negation of the conditional of natural language, that is, no negation of its sense: we have only a form for expressing refusal to assent to its assertion".

Vague, conditional, non-committal language that leaves you wondering where they stand and what, exactly, they just said.