Sentence examples for open to verification from inspiring English sources

The armed Basque separatist group Eta has declared that a ceasefire it called four months ago is now "permanent and general" and open to verification by international observers.

It was Wittgenstein's earlier philosophy, expressed in an austere literary style akin to Bauhaus in the Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus, that spurred the Vienna Circle to devise logical positivism, according to which all propositions are meaningless unless they are true in virtue of the meanings of their terms (eg two plus two equals four) or empirical propositions that are open to verification.

As one slips down that slope, more and more must be accepted on faith, and less and less is open to scientific verification.

Whenever feasible, we will continue to make our source code, binaries, and claims about them open to independent verification.

Publish a list of stores that will pledge not to hoard to create artificial shortage and price hike of necessary goods (those who pledge should be open to transparency (verification through citizens' inspection).

Eta did not commit itself to renouncing those other heavier items in its toolkit, although it opened the doors to verification of a ceasefire by international observers.

The armed Basque separatist group Eta took a step down the path to ending half a century of violence today, declaring that a four-month ceasefire was now permanent and opening the door to verification by international observers.

The evolutionists held that every claim to truth must submit to open verification; that the process of verification must follow certain rules; and that this process is best understood by those who qualify as experts.

The topic of verification also came up, with Dorsey noting the idea is to eventually open up verification to everyone.

China will gain credibility only by enacting legislation prohibiting the use of prisoner organs and by making its organ procurement system transparent to independent verifications and open to international inspections.

Earlier methods to achieve such verification were still open to deception, the researchers say.