For certain criminal charges of libel, such as seditious libel, the truth or falsity of the statements was immaterial, as such laws were intended to maintain public support of the government and true statements could damage this support even more than false ones.
For instance, the assertion Immaterial Object ⊑∀ hasPart.
The evolutionists felt that particularistic culture histories were immaterial in their quest for lawlike statements about the human condition and thus dismissed many of Boas's statements as mere truisms.
Chimera said that while it has not yet completed its analysis, it expects to make only immaterial adjusted to its historical financial statements in prior comparable periods.
Suppose that the nominalist accepts statements that are prima facie committed to (immaterial) holes, such as "there are holes in this piece of cheese".
(It is actually conventional to assume the row degrees are in ascending order; however, the difference is immaterial, and the choice of descending order facilitates the statement of certain results later).
For instance, the doctrines of baptism for the dead and the nature of God were introduced in sermons, and one of Smith's most famed statements about there being "no such thing as immaterial matter" was recorded from a casual conversation with a Methodist preacher.
"His penchant for making seemingly ambiguous statements about all kinds of issues, from the most immaterial to the most serious, has of late particularly come under fire," the newspaper said in an editorial.
For example, within auditing is the concept of materiality, whereby the financial statements as a whole may not be materially misstated if an immaterial error or misstatement has occurred.
Still, the Timaeus (widely regarded as a late dialogue) speaks of separate immaterial forms, and such forms would be included in the Stranger's statement.
