Understanding what sort of man Hitler was should not in itself have entailed telling lies about the USSR.
He does, in these letters, bemoan "the amount of correspondence the whole thing entails," telling Cerf that he is "in closest daily communication with some seven or eight Kansans" in order to nail down the story.
Next, it is essential to surround yourself with people who support you, but who will also tell you the truth even if that entails telling you that you may be out of line.
Honesty entails telling the truth.
Both have decided to write in the true-crime style, which entails occasionally telling us what people may have thought or felt, or presenting as quoted dialogue unrecorded private scenes from long ago — an unfortunate decision, given how much the story turns on the trustworthiness of journalism.
American officials did not specify what exactly that would entail, but sources told the Associated Press and the New York Times it would include light arms and CIA training on how to use them and possibly anti-tank but not anti-aircraft missiles.
This does not, as far as I can tell, entail committing Brigade Combat Teams of 4,000 soldiers to a massive ground invasion of Islamic State territory.
What a massive disruption of the current social order, therefore, the overruling of Bowers entails... To tell the truth, it does not surprise me, and should surprise no one, that the Court has chosen today to revise the standards of stare decisis set forth in Casey.
The basic breakup plan often entails who to tell and what the official story will be.
"The reason [I decided not to register] was that it was not explained to me exactly what registration entailed; I was told it would be explained to me as we go along, after I take an oath.
