A possible drawback, however, is that it may commit pluralists to the claim that 'true' designates the disjunctive property of being F1, ∨ …, ∨ Fn.
The Pentagon says that fake American uniforms have been acquired for Iraqi militia, implying that they may commit atrocities and blame them on America.
I always worry that I may commit it again.
Many have suggested that women may commit criminal offences out of love or fear for their co-offender, particularly if they are in an intimate relationship.
Plantinga, among others, points out that this may commit a quantifier mistake, for the reason noted above (Plantinga, 6; Kenny, 56 66).
Moreover, they say that the standard of nursing practice in the Philippines is higher, thus causing more anxiety on the nurses to do their job well, leading one interviewee to compare it to "having Florence Nightingale over your shoulders, ready to call attention to every error that you may commit".
We give them respite only so that they may commit more grievous sins.
He introduced new ways of evoking feeling out of an audience, as in his Ajax, when Ajax is mocked by Athene, then the stage is emptied so that he may commit suicide alone.
Some say that criminal law already provides punishment for offences that may be committed when coercing someone into matrimony.
Meanwhile, the Libyan National Transitional Council passed an amnesty law absolving themselves for any crimes that may have committed by rebels during the violent overthrow of Gaddafi.
