Sentence examples for replacing sentences from inspiring English sources

Essjay recently caught a user who, under one screen name, was replacing sentences with nonsense and deleting whole entries and, under another, correcting the abuses — all in order to boost his edit count.

Ministers have suggested replacing short sentences with community punishments.

In propositional logics this boils down to saying that if we uniformly replace sub-sentences of the sentences in X ∪ {a} by other sentences obtaining Y and b, then b follows from Y. (The reader can find more information on the idea of formality in the entry on logical consequence).

One of the three, identified as "Patrick H ., appealed his conviction and sentence; the court upheld his conviction and replaced his sentence with a fine of 150 Euros.

The legislation would replace death sentences with life terms without the possibility of parole.

In this schema angle brackets indicate an appropriate name-forming device, e.g. quotation marks or 'the proposition that …', and occurrences of 'p' are replaced with sentences to yield instances of the schema.

Ms. Lapp said the governor would like to replace the sentencing ranges for all crimes with fixed sentences.

(Fermé and Hansson 2001) By replacement is meant an operation that replaces one sentence by another in a belief set.

But California led a sweeping national change in 1977 when it became the first state to take away the power of the parole board and eliminated flexible sentences, replacing them with fixed terms determined in advance by a judge.

Since all the operators in a wff of PC are truth-functional, in order to discover the truth value of any instance of such a wff, it is unnecessary to consider anything but the truth values of the sentences replacing the variables.

(At least such preferences make sense for declarative sentences; replacing 'I' by 'why' would change matters—see below).