Third, the entry assumes that moral knowledge entails (roughly) justified true moral belief.
The procedure, which costs roughly about $250 ,entails letting three organic-fed snails try to find someone to have hermaphrodite sex with all over your face, allowing their slut juices to seep into your pores.
Moore had introduced what is now called the 'Moore method' of teaching which entailed, roughly speaking, having the students discover for themselves the mainstream of the subject based only on primitive axioms.
The only restriction to the patrol is once a week during Shabbat, a period of roughly 25 hours that entails refraining from any work activities, i.e. using a mobile phone or driving a car.
New, scaled-back budget figures drafted for the seven years between 2014-20 total €973bn, including a ceiling of €62.6bn for administration, or roughly €9bn a year, entailing a €500m cut in administration spending.
For Boethius, both kinds of consequences, natural and accidental, entail inseparability, roughly meaning that the antecedent cannot be true while the consequent is false (i.e. a version of (TP)), but natural consequences entail something more, namely a real causal, metaphysical connection between the items in question.
Kant's motivation for rejecting the view that existence is a "real predicate" was the so-called "ontological proof" of God's existence, which says, roughly, that God's perfection entails God's existence, since a being that would have all of God's perfections except existence (i.e., omniscience, omnipotence, benevolence) would be less perfect than a being with the same perfections plus existence.
It entails some inconvenience.
While the number of people may sound good, there was some early skepticism as to whether or not Philadelphians would take kindly to the roughly 50% premium that Uber rides entail.
