Sentence examples for equivalent sentences from inspiring English sources

The Zoe's Ark head Eric Breteau and five colleagues were sentenced on 26 December before being sent to France to serve equivalent sentences.

In English the dog chased the cat and the boy chased the cat differ in meaning because dog and boy are different words with different word meanings; the same applies to equivalent sentences in other languages.

It is merely expressed by two different, but logically equivalent sentences.

It should be clear that necessarily equivalent sentences may express distinct propositions on Zalta's view.

Then logically equivalent sentences have the same designation, but may have different senses.

In this respect, Justification Logic goes beyond Cresswell's expectations: logically equivalent sentences display different but constructively controlled epistemic behavior.

To receive an equivalent sentence, a first-time offender would have to be caught with 500 grams of powder cocaine.

One useful example is the prenex normal form: every sentence can be reduced to an equivalent sentence expressed in the prenex form i.e., in a form such that all the quantifiers appear at the beginning.

Hogan-Howe waded into the row, saying gang members heard simple messages such as that there was a minimum five-year jail sentence for possession of a gun, but had no idea about the equivalent sentence for carrying a knife.

Hammond is being asked to pay back just $250,000; by comparison, you would have to embezzle tens of millions of dollars to get an equivalent sentence for corporate fraud in the same Manhattan courtroom.

What about the fact that an equivalent sentence in another language might contain a different number of words?