In his memo to the court for today's hearing, Ghappour writes that Brown's July article for the Guardian "contains no statements whatsoever about this trial, the charges underlying the indictment, the alleged acts underlying the three indictments against Mr Brown, or even facts arguably related to this prosecution".
"This is the first time the city has made any statement whatsoever like that".
Take O1, O2, and O3 as logically independent observation statements, and S any statement whatsoever.
The latter, on the other hand, if true, are analytically true, knowable a priori, with zero intension, and entailed by any statement whatsoever, and so can hardly constitute the empirical meaning of contingently true material object statements.
That woman wasn't giving any statement whatsoever, Universal gave a statement at some point, but he had already told a client what happened, who had went to police.
The author pulls off the delicate operation of making no political statement whatsoever: this is congenial, undemanding genre fiction, in which even the good guys are bad, and the moral quandaries can't compete with the almost sexual thrill of very dangerous missions executed very well.
In his statement, Lord Patten said he would "be making no further statement whatsoever about the BBC or my period as chairman of the BBC Trust" for the time being.
At no time during Mr. Perkins' outburst did he make any statements whatsoever about the leak investigation — including its justification or its methods.
I'll admit now that your MBMer for the day is more of a Union man (in the sporting sense, rather than the kind of idiot who would use his platform on the website of a national newspaper's sports section to make any kind of political statement whatsoever), so your thoughts and Tweets on the match and indeed the tournament in general are very welcome*.
Indeed, according to the standard theory, any truth will be a necessary condition for the truth of every statement whatsoever, and any falsehood will be a sufficient condition for the truth of any statement we care to consider.
