The material principles of the syllogism are the three terms (remote matter)—the two extremes (major, minor) and the middle combined into two premises (proximate matter).
False affirmative sentences about a remote matter maintain the existence of compounds which are necessarily non-existent; they are called impossible.
The trip is not convenient, and you should not expect to have much fun while you're there … [but] those who visit Bilbao, however, may come away thinking that art is not entirely remote from matters of life and death.
How you stand before your dog as it is shredding your slippers, chewing your chairs or gleefully chomping your TV remote control matters.
"Our goal is to reach every child, everywhere, no matter how distant or remote, no matter what barriers stand in the way," said UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake.
If they appear to compete with short-term needs, they may seem too remote to matter at the level of a poor household.
The lawsuit, filed by the same attorney representing Manafort in his felony criminal case, contends that Rosenstein's appointment order gave Mueller "carte blanche to investigate and pursue criminal charges in connection with anything he stumbles across while investigating, no matter how remote from the specific matter identified as the subject of the Appointment Order".
Many Egyptians, I soon learned, had a willed desire to live with contradiction, a stance encouraged by a docile and compromised press given liberty only to fulminate on matters remote from the governance of its own country by the president of two decades, Hosni Mubarak.
But, Locke himself refers to the subjects they discussed that fateful evening as 'very remote' from the matters of the Essay.
A focus on rural and remote settings complicates matters and international evidence is hard to compare.
