Sentence examples for treated as true from inspiring English sources

All other values are treated as true in a boolean context.

As a result, they could not be treated as true equity investors.

"This comes perilously close to suggesting that whatever the government says must be treated as true," said the panel of the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.

His accounts could not be disproved, and police policy at the time was that a victim's account should be treated as true unless it could be shown to be wrong.

For facts to be treated as true, there has to be verification and accountability.

On the other hand, future contingent propositions were treated as true or false in Stoic logic.

Compare Sayre's account (1969: 94): "If no statement, either affirmative or negative, can remain true for longer than the time taken in its utterance, then no statement can be treated as either true or false, and the cause of communicating with one's fellow beings must be given up as hopeless".

Glaucoma usually causes rapid blindness in small animals and should be treated as a true ophthalmic emergency.

The single subject for debate was whether Real can be treated as a true measure of Liverpool's quality.

"It's informative, but it shouldn't be treated as a true measure of the vehicle's safety," said Aaron Steinfeld, a Carnegie Mellon professor who researches human-robot interaction.

I couldn't agree more; I think that as printing costs become more expensive, and e-books more available, the production of physical books will be treated as a true luxury.