Sentence examples for entailed if from inspiring English sources

For the moment, the Yankees find themselves unsure of what Rodriguez's dealings with Galea entailed, if indeed there were any, and where they could lead.

And in these cases, success is entailed: if someone has warmed something, this entails that it became warm.

In a classified version of the GAO report, an additional section addressed Camp 7 and what would be entailed if high-value detainees like Mohammed were transferred to the US.

The inherent risks entailed in research can only be justified if the interview is used to provide information on available services and is a source of immediate referral when necessary, if high-quality data are obtained, and if findings are used to raise awareness of, and improve services for, women who experience domestic violence.

Holly Hughes, Joanne Leonard and Susan Meiselas consider, in very different ways, the binds entailed in sexual role-playing.

The only way they could have a formal legal relationship, with all the rights that entailed, was if one of them legally adopted the other.

In any case, the fact that (BECAUSE-NEC) but not its converse holds some appeal indicates that what we should be trying to frame is a perspicuous definition of a species of ontological dependence that is a relation between x and y stronger than (entailing but not entailed by) "necessarily, x exists only if y exists".

According to this version, a proposition coheres with a set of propositions if and only if it is entailed by members of the set.

Thus, for the first premise to be true, all that is needed is that \(\negt G\) entails \(P\), while for the third premise to be true, all that is needed, according to most systems of inductive logic, is that \(P\) is not entailed by \(G \amp k\), since according to most systems of inductive logic, \ \Pr(P \mid G \amp k) \lt 1\) is only false if \(P\) is entailed by \(G \amp k\).

It does not entail them, nor is it entailed by them.

It also meant that the donors, and particularly American donors in whose aid strategies the HIV/AIDS campaign is a central plank, were in the strange position of displaying a greater sense of urgency than the government, and of trying to persuade the government to speed up its response, even if that entailed cutting across the well established health strategy.