Sentence examples for strictly denial from inspiring English sources
"It was strictly denial of service," he said.
The first claim may be strictly consistent with the denial of the second, but it may be difficult to motivate the first without having reason to accept the second.
Last .fms denials were strictly speaking correct, but they ignored the underlying truth of the situation say our sources,, that their parent company supplied user data to the RIAA, and that the data could possibly be used in civil and criminal actions against those users.
(On Forbes' argument, see Bricker (1988), Yablo (1988), and Mackie (2007).) And, while the denial of bare identities is not strictly equivalent to the denial of haecceitism, it is plainly a very small step from the former to the latter.
The party's headquarters went on to issue a clear denial that the winner was Vladimir Chernukhin, who also attended Wednesday night's party, which was strictly correct.
It also charges the companies with so strictly limiting the list of prescription drugs they will subsidize that they effectively deny patients necessary medicines, without denial notices or notifying clients of their rights to appeal.
But, since the relevant principle used to undercut haecceitism is not, strictly speaking, PII regarding objects or worlds but instead possibilities, it is unclear whether it merely collapses into the straightforward denial of haecceitism.
