Sentence examples for entails that it from inspiring English sources

(PT 33 4) But that a legal system, through its norms of competence, provides for the authoritative interpretation of its material legal norms hardly entails that it must contain a sovereign in the traditional understanding of that term.

We all recognise a distinction between believing something and knowing it: there are plenty of false beliefs many held with stubborn conviction but there is no false knowledge, for knowing something entails that it is true.

This entails that it cannot express all conceptual possibilities.

If the Principle holds of necessity then that entails that it is possible that A = B.

The ideal utilitarian view entails that it is wrong to fulfil the promise: we must benefit James.

This in turn entails that it will not be possible to define life as the capacity for taking on nutrition.

Griffin denies that pluralism entails incommensurability (Griffin uses the term incomparability) whereas other pluralists embrace incommensurability, but deny that it entails that rational choice is impossible.

Block goes on to argue that the fact it has a certain feel does not entail that it is accessible.

To speak about the tomato's existing unperceived in the next room thus does not entail that it is unperceivable.

Indeed, the fact that material is accessible to processes does not entail that it actually has a feel, that there is "something it's like," to be conscious of that material.

Here it is important to distinguish between different orders of activity: while it is easier than ever before to do things with data on computers and on the web (scrape it, visualise it, publish it), this does not necessarily entail that it is easier to know what a given dataset means.