Similarly, two sentences, in virtue of being synonymous, can be said to have something in common, but that fact alone does not entail they are commonly related to a proposition.
When the girls found out what achieving the Gold Award entailed, they were a little overwhelmed.
With every week invested in the story, with all the time and resources it entailed, they were loath to give up what they thought they had and start again from scratch.
Potential participants can watch a video and answer questions about what they understand the research entails before they are allowed to sign up.The app the Fox foundation has been working on, known as "mPower", is intended to find ways of tracking the symptoms of Parkinson's.
It looks like Lumpl existed on the previous Wednesday and that Goliath did not, and consequently looks like Leibniz's Law entails that they are distinct objects.
As both propositions are true in exactly the same set of worlds — namely, all, assuming the necessity of mathematical truths — unstructured-propositionalism entails that they are the same proposition.
Further evaluation of this argument will be taken up further below, but it is worth noting here that if (as experiments on the attribution of false beliefs suggest) young children before the age of four years typically lack a theory of mind, Carruthers' view entails that they are not sentient either — fear of needles notwithstanding!
If Germany and other creditor countries are unwilling to accept the contingent liabilities that eurobonds entail, as they are today, they should step aside, leave the euro by amicable agreement, and allow the rest of the eurozone to issue eurobonds.
Just because marriage has in the past possessed certain features does not entail that they are inherent to it.
