Sentence examples for expression of statements from inspiring English sources

This solution to Chisholm's puzzle would be of greatest interest if it could be shown not only to provide a suitable semantical interpretation for the four cited sentences, but also to pave the way to a complete system of deontic logic adequate for the expression of statements of conditional obligation.

Dear Dr. Miller et al, As I am sure you understand and appreciate, Columbia is committed to the principle of academic freedom and to upholding faculty members' freedom of expression for statements they make in public discussion.

Columbia has responded to the letter calling for Oz's dismissal by saying that the university "is committed to the principle of academic freedom and to upholding faculty members' freedom of expression for statements they make in public discussion".

Statements were ordered by "bridging value," which is an expression of how often statements were sorted together with statements in other clusters.

There were periodic "Expressions of Reconciliation," statements from provincial and municipal levels of government, as well as from representatives of churches.

Short expressions of WTD statements must be linked back to the fuller narrative context, to values and moral understandings, in order to be understandable.

I guess it is really an expression of the biblical statements that the truth will make you free!

A particular case of this is that an assignment statement such as a = 1 cannot form part of the conditional expression of a conditional statement.

Our latest investigations show a thriving trade in these videos, which are made not for the expression of any political statement, but solely for profit.

"Article 19 considers the attack against the Televisa Matamoros facilities to be evidence of the inaction of local authorities to guarantee the open exercise of freedom of expression," the statement read. .

Levin's and Bailyn's most common response to critics has been that anyone who truly means to "engage the world" - the phrase is a mantra for Yale-NUS apologists - must be willing to bend principles such as those in Yale's Freedom of Expression statement, out of sensitivity to our Singaporean partners' values.