Sentence examples for in conjunction with statements from inspiring English sources
Popper answers that scientific laws are always taken in conjunction with statements outlining the 'initial conditions' of the system under investigation; these latter, which are singular existential statements, do, when combined with the scientific law, yield hard and fast implications.
In conjunction with these statements, Mr. Bing has offered to open discussions with Bing the Search Engine and its representatives to iron out differences and challenges to each respective brand.
Yale put out the announcement in conjunction with a statement that there will be some belt-tightening ahead.
The news comes in conjunction with a statement of intent from the mobile operator to extend its UK 4G coverage.
And it says so in conjunction with the statement that the exercise of the discretion by the secretary of state could not be done in such a way that would preclude Florida voters from participating fully in the federal electoral process.
"It was noted that such an extension might be particularly effective if done in conjunction with a statement indicating that a highly accommodative stance of monetary policy was likely to be maintained even as the recovery progressed," the meeting notes said.
This guidance was published by the OCR on January 7, 2016 in conjunction with a statement from the OCR Director Jocelyn Samuels (archived here).
So in the second edition Ayer amended the principle to read: a statement is directly verifiable if it is either an observation statement or is such that an observation statement is derivable from it in conjunction with another observation statement (or observation statements), such derivability not being possible from the conjoined observation statement(s) alone.
Prescriptive meaning is defined in relation to imperatives: a statement is prescriptive if it entails, if necessary in conjunction with purely factual statements, at least one imperative; and to assent to an imperative is to prescribe action.
In this sense, the executive order ought to be read not only in conjunction with Trump's statements on Muslims but in light of the alarmingly broad deportation priorities that the D.H.S. issued last week.
