Sentence examples for some contingents from inspiring English sources

Some contingents, such as the Nordic battlegroup, are a model of integration.

Germany has resisted calls from several NATO allies to send its soldiers to southern Afghanistan, where some contingents from the total force of 60,000 — more than half of them American — are facing stubborn resistance from resurgent Taliban fighters.

The lower number we found can in part be explained that some contingents had their own contingent doctor who took care of minor cases for their own participants.

This did not appear in its audited accounts.Many companies also fail to report some contingent trade-finance liabilities.

KPMG released some information on the part of its report that was not made public, saying the standards board had concluded that some contingent fee arrangements with audit clients violated independence rules.

This idea won't work properly if the truth-values of some contingent sentences are presupposed.

Philosophers have generally held that some contingent truths are (or could be) laws of nature.

According to Kripke, a proper understanding of rigidity also reveals that some contingent statements are a priori.

Appealing simply to some contingent desire or other may be inadequate, however, to explain the basic phenomenon of moral motivation.

Finally, there might even be some contingent propositions that are beyond S's capacity to grasp which are entailed by some propositions that S does, indeed, grasp.

For otherwise, either some contingent proposition would follow from a necessary proposition (which is impossible), or there would be an infinite regress in contingent propositions (in which case no contingent proposition would ever be known).