French diplomats said that using such a phrase to describe future hypothetical actions by Iraq amounted to an "automatic trigger" for using force.
I invented the phrase only to discuss a hypothetical philosophical position that I was arguing against.
The phrase "nuclear winter" denotes the hypothetical effect of a nuclear war on the climate, with ash and smoke blocking light, falling temperatures, and the resulting widespread death of plants and animals.
They express assertion, negation, conditionality (a phrase using the word if, for instance), hypothetical thoughts and alternatives, as well as time, location, and cause.
And "RHOBH" newbie Marisa actually used the phrase "meeting of the minds" to describe a hypothetical get together between Brandi and Adrienne.
Patients could not provide reliable estimates of their own preferences for future QOL states but responded reliably to questions phrased as a comparison of the preferences of two hypothetical patients.
In talking about his experiences, Jackson uses the phrase "if it actually happened," as if it were all hypothetical.
The Introductions, ISW and IGP, first define sounds, significant sounds, words, phrases (orationes), and sentences, then proceed to detailed discussion of complex hypothetical and categorical sentences and syllogisms.
This hypothetical situation suggests that to "affect prejudicially" a copyright holder has a more limited meaning: this phrase limits protection to the interests of the copyright holder as author.
One way to understand this phrase is by reference to what a child would choose for herself under specified hypothetical circumstances.
