Enough, apparently, to issue executive orders considered unsound by ethicists.
In general, there are no fully satisfactory philosophical arguments for the thesis that model-theoretic validity is unsound with respect to logical truth in higher-order languages.
Furthermore, the double bind-organisation is left with employees not daring to mention any improvements, hiding mistakes, being forced to cheat due to the unfeasible double bind-orders and willing to follow each and every insane, unsound and unhealthy path of the double bind-organisation in the end.
Last March, Fremont Investment consented to a cease-and-desist order issued by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, which contended that the company had practiced unsound lending and had violated laws or regulations.
(Though perhaps another round of letters is in order after a bizarre accusation of Satanism forced the relocation of several Unsound shows).
The analysis shows that such above simplistic strategies to combine p-values are unsound, i. e. the tests are overly conservative or liberal, and in order to avoid this issue, one can instead use our proposed joint two-dimensional distribution of these test statistics.
Hawking has never told us what he thinks a law of nature is, and until he does so it is impossible to assess his claim that laws of nature can explain the existence of the natural order in a way that renders traditional arguments for the existence of God unsound.
But, of course, in order to show that intelligent design is not good science, and therefore that it's unsound pedagogy to be touting it as an alternative to Darwinian evolution, it helps to remind people how broadly supported the theory of evolution is by recent developments across the sciences — in genetics, for example, as well as in paleontology.
In a Friday evening address to the nation, Zuma said his response to a report by public protector Thuli Madonsela ordering him to repay some of the money was "in good faith" but based on unsound legal advice.
She recalled the old, rickety, structurally unsound staircase off to the side of the main entrance which she and her friends had to climb in order to find a seat in the "colored" balcony at the movies.
