Sentence examples for entail the correctness from inspiring English sources

Nor does mentalism entail the correctness of the deontological concept.

Correctness knowledge entails the rules describing the relations between facts, and each is described using Prolog.

As we shall see in section 10 below, appropriateness in this sense does not entail moral correctness; but it makes the emotion intelligible even when it is abhorrent.

Of course someone who is convinced of the correctness of the will theory might readily concede that the theory entails the denial of rights to children but see no reason to abandon the theory.

In fact, what Dijkstra calls the weakest liberal precondition, denoted wlp(S,Q), is the same as the box operator in dynamic logic: wlp(S,Q) = [S]Q, while his weakest precondition, denoted wp(S,Q), is the total correctness variant of this, meaning that this expression also entails the termination of statement S (cf. Cousot 1990).

This entails the following actions.

Neither of them entails the third.

This obviously entails the strong law.

First, objectivity: no judgments of value are entailed, whereas the genealogical method calls for decisions as to the correctness of readings or textual states.

Some theorists, e.g. Fish 1989, seem to embrace this potential infinite regress of alternative interpretations of rules (see also point (3) above) and attempt to avoid the radical linguistic indeterminacy which it seems to entail by replacing the standards of correctness demarcated by rules with the conditioning and training processes of interpretive communities.

"His success today confirms the correctness of his placement.