Sentence examples for entailing that the from inspiring English sources

Constraints (2) persuade the P R-robust criterion, entailing that the unreliable scenario costs have to be less than 100 (1 + P R) % of the optimum scenario costs ξ s *.

One central point of contention is whether gestational surrogacy involves commodification for example, by entailing that the gestational mother is selling her baby or whether it is no different in kind from other forms of paid childcare (Anderson 1990; Radin 1996; Glover et al. 1989; Shanley 1993; but see also Arneson 1992).

This theory entails that leader develops the dyadic relation with subordinates.

Not even this, however, entailed that the content of the plays was necessarily expected to reinforce those civic values.

This provision, however, provoked much criticism, in part because it entailed that the court would not meet again until February 1803, 10 months after the 1802 act was passed.

This entails that the dimension is zero.

Hence D3 and D7 together entail that the others are.

But D5 and D6 together entail that the one is.

It entails that the concepts involved were not previously known.

That is to say, D5 and D6 together entail that the one is.

If so, then the above test entails that the sentence is not context-sensitive.