Sentence examples for future statements from inspiring English sources
But the C.I.A. has now ordered him to curtail his public commentary sharply, and to get advance approval for future statements.
Now, with new rules requiring sworn certification of all future statements, executives are on notice that they had better know not just the bottom line, but how the company got there.
Senior figures at Save the Children US, based in Westport, Connecticut, demanded the withdrawal of the criticism and an effective veto on any future statements blaming the invasion for the plight of Iraqi civilians suffering malnourishment and shortages of medical supplies.
The root of the question is Aristotle's discussion of singular future statements in De interpretatione 9 which the eleventh-century dialecticians read in Boethius's Latin translation.
It'll be interesting to see how this particular issue is resolved, and how it might affect future statements from Hastings and other high-profile executives on social networks.
Early medieval logicians could deal with singular future statements as statement types with truth-values changing in accordance with the time of assertion, as in Aristotle and Hellenistic philosophy.
But can it make sense to claim that the truth or falsity of a contingent future statement, such as "The first human being to set foot on Mars will be a woman", depends on the future reality in a similar manner?
While the 'Imagined Futures' Statement maintains a commitment to setting international policy direction, it also reflects a growing consciousness of barriers to harmonization.
The reason for asking this was that the previous beliefs were formulated in future tense statements and the latter in present or past tense statements.
Following the Ockhamist position, a statement like P x q would correspond to a hard fact, if q does not depend on the future, whereas statements like P x F x F y q would represent soft facts.
The five major television news organizations agreed jointly to abridge future videotaped statements.
