This is sometimes put by saying that ⊢ enjoys the Deduction Theorem, generalizing some terminology from a particular way of defining consequence relations on the basis of rules and axioms in logic treated by the axiomatic approach.
"You can't legislate honesty, but you can certainly define consequences and change the rules of the game," he said.
It was just, with these conditions — they were concerned about drug use or another incident, and we clearly defined consequences for this — people accepted".
If consequentialists define consequences in terms of what is caused (unlike Sosa 1993), then which future events count as consequences is affected by which notion of causation is used to define consequences.
We defined consequences of HIT as occurring from 1 day before it was suspected to 30 days thereafter.
Data like these provide a blueprint for conversations to clarify expectations, problem solve impediments, and define consequences for unprofessional behavior.
"We need a defined consequence for misleading parliament.
Ugarelli and Røstum [36] define consequence scales for different dimensions.
Unveiling impaired Akt phosphorylation caused in muscle cells by AChR antibodies is a first step to defining those consequences.
