Sentence examples for entail of the from inspiring English sources

Assuming that they do have the same meaning (in which case both sentences entail exactly the same), why think that the apparent ontological commitments (i.e. those entities the truth of a sentence appears to entail) of the nominalistic paraphrase are the real ontological commitments of both the paraphrase and the original sentence?

Prejudice takes on a whole new meaning in this book, as does the entail of the Bennet estate, Mr. Collins' hopes for marriage, Mr. Darcy's contempt, Mrs. Bennet's exuberance, and even Lady Catherine de Bourgh's fulminating.

By the entail of 1290, the lands could only be inherited by direct descendants of the seventh earl and Joan of Acre.

What will it entail, on the part of the United States?

Property is declared to entail obligations of the owner to the community.

He could not confess Veronica's revival in his life, for that would entail confession of the earlier liaison.

These tasks of editing all entail manipulations of the syuzhet.

This would entail reform of the primary system and campaign finance reform.

Many problems in industrial engineering entail consideration of the waiting time, see [1 30].

Many of these studies entail classification of the protein repertory on the basis of structure and/or sequence similarities.

A lower diagnostic coverage among alcoholics than in the population at large would entail underestimation of the true relative risk.