Sentence examples for language contingent from inspiring English sources

But he couched his declaration in what Mr. Gold described as "very tortured language," contingent on continued Israeli violations of the agreements.

However, the selection of the query language is contingent upon the applied modeling approaches in terms of representation and reasoning techniques.

Forget hazy language about offers being contingent "on approved credit".

Presumably what truth conditions sentences of a natural language have is a contingent matter, so a truth predicate defined in this way cannot be used to give a theory of meaning for them.

Language is another culturally-contingent factor; East Asian languages express fractions such as 3/4 as "out of four, three," which makes it easier to understand their meaning than relatively opaque terms such as "three fourth". A third such variable is textbooks.

Who are we going to talk to?" To promote its language, Portugal has sent a contingent of language teachers to offer courses here, but this only makes some of the young people angrier.

At every one of them the audience was a mix of those who understood the language of the performance — a contingent to be expected in what may be the most cosmopolitan city in the world — those who knew the original text with varying degrees of intimacy and those who knew neither.

The sentence 'Language exists' will have a contingent epistemic 1-intension, because there are possible scenarios that are apriori consistent with both the truth and falsity of that sentence.

I recall a football game in the late '60s when parents and ­sweethearts were treated to a salute to Princeton's female contingent of ­critical-language students (those ­ cunning linguists," the announcer ­proclaimed).

There was a separate availability with bilingual campaign officials for the large contingent of Spanish-language media.

(2) Language and activity types are mutually contingent so that language recognized as allowable is determined by the activity in progress and, recursively, activities are recognized by the actions that constitute them.