To this end, SPARQLog [97] extends SPARQL with (mathsf {FO}) rules, including existential and universal quantification over node variables.
Endemic corruption, Xi has said, poses an "existential threat" to party rule, and an effort to root it out has become a hallmark of his early tenure.
The existential thrill of the rule of law — something we hear about infrequently, if ever, in the West — is on display tonight on "The People's Court," on PBS.
New objects are introduced by a rule known as existential instantiation.
The success of the new Ukraine would constitute an existential threat to Putin's rule in Russia.
The wild card of the moment is Israel, which considers the Iranian bomb an existential threat and has not ruled out preemptive military action if a negotiated solution isn't reached soon.
But there is no evidence that mobile home lending faces an existential threat from the predatory lending rules developed under the 2010 Dodd-Frank law.
But the two men also seem to think that graft provides an existential threat to the Communist Party's rule.
They are out to smash the interests resisting reform.But the two men also seem to think that graft poses an almost existential threat to the Communist Party's rule.
Paradoxically, Polish cinema has been undergoing an existential crisis since 1989, when Communist rule was overthrown and new freedoms — and a dearth of funding — seemed to stymie directors from finding their own voices.
