Sentence examples for the problem of empty from inspiring English sources

The problem of empty stands continues in South Africa, the West Indies and Sri Lanka, in particular.

But he revealed on LBC that he would favour council tax increases to tackle the problem of empty properties.

Houses should be lived in, most people would agree: so the government's move to criminalise squatting is key to understanding the problem of empty houses.

The government is taking the problem of empty homes seriously, and a green light on mobility in the social sector is also probably fair enough.

The problem of empty seats at the London Games still "has to be sorted", the British Olympic Association says.

It is apparent, given the truth conditions for the forms, that these inferences are valid when moving from affirmative to negative, but not in the reverse direction when the terms may be empty, as Buridan makes clear.[16] Some medieval writers before Buridan accepted the fallacious versions, and some did not.[17] So by the end of the 14th century the problem of empty terms was clearly recognized.

In addition, the increase of elderly-only households and generation-skipping households has intensified the problem of empty-nest households.

Numerous technical developments have attempted to address the problems of emptying, transporting, and disposal of FS from urban centres (Boot and Scott 2008).

The design offered a significant improvement over the less advanced midden-privy, but the problems of emptying and cleaning such pits remained and thus the pail system, with its easily removable container, became more popular.

In his 1980, Kripke claims to not know what to say about Frege's puzzle and the related puzzle of cognitive significance, on the one hand, and the problem of negative existentials and the related problem of empty names, on the other.

We also found that these patients had the problem of cecum emptying as shown in Figure  8 (the picture was taken 72 hours after barium enema).