Sentence examples for local consequence from inspiring English sources

It's a question of national, not just local, consequence.

Yet changes in the regulations governing very short trips are of tremendous local consequence.

The "⊢" just used stands for the local consequence relation concerned so we could equally well have written, "⊢ φ ↔ ☐ φ".

A typical example of a non-algebraizable logic is the local consequence of the normal modal logic K. Let us discuss this example.

If "→" has modal force (if it expresses a kind of entailment, in which p → q is true when in every related circumstance in which p holds, q does too), and if "⊢" expresses local consequence (p⊢q if and only if any model, at any circumstance at which p holds, so does q) it fails.

As we already mentioned, one example where this happens is the local consequence of the normal modal logic K. To endow every logic with a semantics of an algebraic kind one has to consider, at least, algebras together with a set of designated elements, without any requirement about its definability using the corresponding algebraic language.

Accident with local consequences.

If we don't like the local consequences, we must demand regulations.

Level 4 is defined as an "accident with local consequences," while Level 5 is an "accident with wider consequences".

The temptation could be to prioritise short-term problems, especially because budgets are shrinking and reforms to partner agencies are having local consequences.

For those who, like Sieng, have experienced first-hand the local consequences of nationalist political rhetoric, such lofty promises may have come too late.