As we have seen (section 3), acquaintance theorists typically add conditions that make the fact with which one is acquainted directly relevant to the truth of some thought or belief e.g., by requiring awareness of the correspondence or fit (or perhaps some other relation) between the thought and the fact, or by requiring that the fact constitute part of the content of the belief.
"The facts constitute a serious fault on the side of Morgan Stanley, to the detriment of LVMH," said Gilbert Costes, the top ranking judge of the Commercial Court of Paris.
While the bank admits to the facts constituting a violation, compliance with the terms of the agreement means that prosecutors will not file charges.
Early legal positivists followed Hobbes' insight that the law is, essentially, an instrument of political sovereignty, and they maintained that the basic source of legal validity resides in the facts constituting political sovereignty.
While the complex reasons for this fact constitute a separate study, currently underway, here a numerical analysis is performed indicating that GARD is well-described by the quasispecies equations.
The latter in fact constitutes not only international recognition of the occupation but serves as a kind of birth certificate for the rebuilding of these states by offering them the legal basis for their citizenship and other legislation.
When the concentrations of receptors are close to the dissociation constant for the relevant ligand, the free concentration of the ligand falls significantly below the total concentration of ligand, which in fact constitutes the actual input signal.
This second phase, which covers the period from October 2003 to October 2004, in fact constitutes the first operational stage of this FMG pilot project.
In so doing, Senator McConnell completely ignores the position taken by the other eight justices in favor of disclosure that, in fact, constitutes the Court's view.
However, it may be argued, against this view, that the regularity theory in fact constitutes something of an Achilles' heel for the compatibilist position.
The objectivists, by and large, instead claim that it is the infinite intellect that perceives the attribute as in fact constituting the essence of substance.
