It is worth publicizing the satisfaction that the experience may entail, so that the pro-choice movement becomes the pro-informed-choice movement.
Although it is theoretically still possible that the primaries may yield an inconclusive result, leaving it up to the convention delegates to pick a presidential candidate, in practice the parties are keen to avoid the public bickering and unsavoury deal-making that would entail, so tend to rally around the favourite long beforehand.
But we're reluctant to commit our hard-working colleagues in the conferences division to the logistical challenges that might entail, so we were hoping we could keep it simple: how about a bottle of scotch (or baijiu) to the winner and we'll see what we can do about the band closer to the time?We'd also like to propose a counter bet.
Securing Mr Corona's conviction might entail so many promises to senators that the point of the exercise enhancing the government's clean image is lost.
But (1) and (2) undermine J. Suppose I track zeb but lack evidence that entails zeb, so that, by (1), I justifiably believe zeb, but, by (2), I fail to know zeb.
By (2), knowledge security implies knowledge: evidence that entails p also entails anything that p entails, so if S has evidence that entails p, and believes q upon seeing it is entailed by p, then S's evidence entails q.
Its Messenger for business platform, the aforementioned replacement for email, requires local customer service teams and actual resources to be effective, so that will entail gradual rollouts worldwide as opposed to automated integration that can roll out fast.
If so, however, all propositions will entail it, so that the condition in question has to be stated with more circumspection.
Such is the speed of light, I will not get confirmation that all is OK until late tomorrow night, but it will have entailed a 25bn-mile round trip, so that's not too bad".
So the flow entails power that is being spent on making the flow happen.
