Just as "all purpose" entails the ability to do a range of things, so, too, "thinking" entails the possession of a range of abilities (beyond the mere ability to succeed in the Imitation Game).
Mary Kay Shiner and Brittany Hauser show Allie what their game "lady business executive" entails (hint: it has to do with the "Don't put your cat in a suitcase" rule).
Since right is coextensive with power, lacking the power to control beliefs entails lacking the right to do so.
And thus, programming is "difficult," mainly because it entails thinking about how to do a particular task, and ensuring that it is the most efficient and economical approach.
To do so entails a public condemnation of society and government alike for failing women, but to talk of politically motivated sexual assault is to primarily hold the Muslim Brotherhood accountable for using it as a political strategy for eliminating opposition.
Nor will we assume that the power to do otherwise entails the falsity of determinism.
If, after the pizza fails to be delivered, you say, "I don't have the ability to ride a bicycle" it seems I can rightly challenge you: "You said you knew how to ride a bike!" This is evidence that knowing how to do something entails the ability to do it.
Others have held that the question is easily answered on the grounds that the fact that some action is morally required, for instance, entails that one has reason to do it.
We also should recognize that to do so entails a form of diplomatic engagement largely alien to our accustomed modus operandi.
Evaluate what the work you are requested to do entails.
