It is about giving voters more information to evaluate the truthfulness of an ad's claims.
McConnell asserted that it was not difficult to evaluate the truthfulness of a confession, even a coerced one.
Indeed, this week local news organizations have combed through about 50,000 e-mails sent to Gov. Scott Walker to evaluate the truthfulness of his assertions that, despite the tens of thousands of protesters outside his office, a majority of people who wrote to him were supportive.
In the process of explaining or predicting the phenomena and/or processes of health care, researchers and clinicians must be able to evaluate the truthfulness, precision, and dependability of the instruments and measurement methods used to generate the knowledge for evidence-based practice.
Evaluating the truthfulness of these reports is tricky because various factions — especially during a transition like the one between Mr. Hu and Mr. Xi — often leak information to discredit opponents.
During the debates, fact-checkers like CNN and Politifact focus on evaluating the truthfulness of what each candidate said.
In researching the problem, Dr. Pnueli, then at Tel Aviv University, came across the work of the philosopher Arthur Prior, who had developed "tense logic" to evaluate statements whose truthfulness changes over time.
Finally, a new specific error index, that can also be applied to maps lacking an explicit graphical scale, is proposed to evaluate the map truthfulness degree.
"My sense is that relating and evaluating a literary text in relation to its truthfulness has to have some kind of religious and moral, probably Protestant, possibly Puritan, roots," he says.
