He has generally avoided blatant factual errors, but many of his broad claims are overly simplistic, and several of them mischaracterize the mayor's record.
A semantically stronger approach, according to which information encapsulates truth, can avoid the paradox and is more in line with the ordinary conception of what generally counts as factual information, as we have seen in section 3.2.3.
"A Liar's Autobiography" comes with the cumbersome, apparently factual and generally unhelpful subtitle "The Untrue Story of Monty Python's Graham Chapman".
But generally, other than removing factual errors and noting corrections, the record is the record, he said, and "we don't mess with it".
Factual propositions are generally a posteriori, contingent, and synthetic.
Keep in mind that if this is a review of the book, even one including factual errors, we generally will not remove it.
Additionally, creationists in both camps generally interpret Biblical passages as factual statements about human origins, human nature, and human history (Meyer 2000).
Next to being factual responsible, physicians generally have a strong feeling of responsibility towards their patients, but these quotes suggest this sense of responsibility varies.
But he added: "If there is factual material that is generally available in the department – I would have discuss that with the prime minister – but I am pretty sure he would be comfortable about that being shared.
Succeeding portions, although they have not been assigned definite authorship, are generally considered inferior both in style and in factual reliability to Dhammakitti's portion.
