To acknowledge the latter sorts of disagreement does not lead to relativism: it does not entail that there is no answer to the question of which side is correct about the reasons people have or that all answers are equally valid.
Acceptance of some boolean operations on facts is compatible with taking facts to be complex, but it does not entail it: one may accept, e.g., that a given fact is the conjunction of other facts, and at the same time believe, say, that its depends for its identity on them without having them as parts.
On the other hand, since the carpark is often larger than the LB, it rarely experiences congestion and therefore it does not involve any waiting time and it does not entail any risk of getting fined.
In other words, the diet does have some specific rules and it does not entail a mix and match of the dietary habits of the whole Mediterranean area.
It does not entail them, nor is it entailed by them.
For the moderate realist, however, this distinction is not a mere conceptual one, it extends to reality, although it does not entail a distinction pertaining to the substance.
This case is an appeal of an existing ruling to block a video; it's not a lawsuit and so it does not entail any financial claims over lost revenue, TechCrunch understands.
Unlike (1), (11) does not have the consequence that the supervenience is sufficient for physicalism; hence it does not entail that physicalism is true if either emergentism is true or essentially non-physical necessary beings exist.
Because "I ought to return the gun and I ought not to return the gun (that is, I have a prima facie obligation to return it and a prima facie obligation to not return it)" does not entail "I have an actual obligation both to return and to not return the gun," there is no reason to infer that I can do both.
This sentence asserts the existence of a set of individuals having a certain property; it does not entail, for example, that there are two critics who admire each other and admire no others.
