Sentence examples for rules of consequence from inspiring English sources

In the context of PDL, the two (rules of consequence) are in fact special cases of the (rule of composition).

It is important to note that, in the 14th century, rules of consequence were often discussed against the background of the genre of oral disputation known as obligationes (see entry on obligationes of this encyclopedia).

It is common to encounter formulations of rules of consequence in obligational terms, for example: if you have conceded the consequence and its antecedent, then you must concede the consequent.

And its market regulation division has spent years trying in vain to persuade the commissioners to adopt rules of enormous consequence to the way stock markets set prices.

Its market regulation division has for years been unable to persuade the agency's five commissioners to adopt rules of enormous consequence to the way the markets set stock prices.

This definition allows for one direction of causation from rules to consequence.

The city is crippled by an obstructionist set of city planning rules — the consequence of local activism and a Talmudic bureaucracy.

Pat Corcoran, Chance's long-time manager, says he and Chance have been able to "create our own destiny and our own niche in the music industry", and, as Chance told me in mid-2013, playing by the major-label system's rules has never been of consequence to him.

On this view, all parametric constraints and rules of syntax are consequences of a fundamental syntactic process called Merge: once Merge was in place, Berwick argues, the rest of UG automatically followed.

"To depart upon any occasion from those rules in consequence of some flattering speculation of extraordinary gain, is almost always extremely dangerous, and frequently fatal to the banking company which attempts it".

When companies address human rights, the rule of unintended consequences applies.