The conviction that led to Mr. Smith's death sentence arose from another multiple murder that year.
The sentence arose out of a dispute over the assigning of a contract to run a bookstore at the Egyptian museum, said Farid Atiya, who sued Mr. Hawass in that dispute.
The former chief executive is serving a 24-year sentence arising from his conviction in a Houston trial of 19 counts after the stunning 2001 collapse of Enron.
A1 Chinese Dissidents Sentenced Wang Zechen, 51, and Wang Wenjiang, 46, received prison sentences arising from a crackdown on the short-lived China Democracy Party, bringing to at least 30 the number of party members imprisoned.
This means that, apart from sentences arising from Gödel's incompleteness theorems, essentially all set-theoretical questions can be decided by means of the axioms V = L.
Now a 63-year-old expatriate professor in Britain, Mr. King fled the United States rather than serve an 18-month prison sentence that arose from his refusal to cooperate with a Georgia draft board that would not address correspondence to him as "mister" because he is black.
It is plausible that conversational sentence implicatures arose in much the same way idioms do.[48] "Kicked the bucket" started life when speakers used it as a metaphor to implicate that someone died.
(It may help some readers, here and throughout, to think of such a Liar sentence L arising from a name c that denotes the sentence ¬Tr(c).
However, for some of these sentences, difficulties arise due to dynamical binding conflicts in the architecture.
In particular, Curry's paradox is a direct challenge to any non-classical approach that attempts to preserve one of the canvassed schemas — truth, sets, semantical properties — in unrestricted form (while nonetheless allowing Curry sentences to arise in the language).
