Now Quevilly's amateur status is something of a misnomer as 17 of their squad are paid, albeit piffling sums in football terms and in several cases through contracts that entail doing more than just play.
The examples of successful large scale change they examined all took pretty much the opposite approach -- there was a lot of patience and a long term perspective, time was taken to involve major constituencies, lots of resources were devoted to the effort, and a host of other tactics that entailed doing things the hard way rather than the easy way.
Thus, 'Sam was able to get to the party on time' is naturally read in a way that entails that Sam did get to the party on time, and in certain languages (such as French) such a reading can be made mandatory (so that it is a genuine entailment, as opposed to an implicature).
I'm more than happy to do what that entails".
I hope this campaign doesn't go the same way as Kony 2012 and become consumed by its own flash-in-the-pan moral panic, with all the grandstanding and backslapping that entails, which doesn't achieve anything.
A collection of truths that entails that what does happen has (at earlier times) a higher chance of happening has better fit than a collection that entails that what happens had a lower chance of happening.
But even if such conceptions were explanatorily and scientifically superfluous at that level, that does not entail that they are conceptually, alethically, inferential, or otherwise superfluous in general.
In principle, after all, such a person may be criticized in many ways; moreover, the fact that holding a particular attitude is not sufficient for being a physicalist does not entail that doing so is necessary for being a dualist.
Some have argued that this entails that God does not forgive sin at all.
