Sentence examples for knowledge of claims from inspiring English sources

Boris Johnson, the London mayor, has rejected allegations of over-cosy relations between officials and a Chinese company chosen to run a multibillion-pound development project in London, also denying any knowledge of claims that the firm which won the contract was involved in forced evictions in Beijing.

It might also provide a basis for analytic a priori knowledge of claims about concept-dependent domains, such as those of ethics and aesthetics.

"You've go to trust the talent and give them confidence to do the things they want to do". Lord Hall also denied knowledge of claims Clarkson was offered his job back as the host of Top Gear, after the presenter told The Sun an unnamed BBC executive had "asked if I'd come back" last week.

For policymakers, misperceptions derived from knowledge of claims judged in court almost certainly affect how they approach malpractice reform.

The situation is further complicated with absence of standardized claims management methodology, mostly based on previous service provision practices and poor understanding and knowledge of claims managers in new perinatal service provision technologies and referral guidelines, thus resulting in introduction of financial penalties to the health providers.

The protocol thus enables the IdP to assert a claim about the user, and for the user to confirm knowledge of this claim, without revealing the claim to the RP.

Lynne has denied all knowledge of the claims against her.

Aristotle, the chief source for knowledge of Draco, claims that his were the first written Athenian laws and that Draco established a constitution enfranchising hoplites, the lower class soldiers.

The point is that even the most trivial knowledge of disjunctive claims involving e may completely upset the value of the likelihood for an agent's belief function.

In the end, we may need to justify our knowledge of existence claims for abstract objects such as extensions head on rather try to justify them indirectly, since an indirect justification seems to contain a gap.

I reserve the term "rationalist" for accounts that emphasize the rationality's significance for self-knowledge, independent of claims about our cognitive agency.