When a thing's being F necessitates its being G, which he formalizes as "N F, G)"—where being gold may be said to necessitate being malleable, for example then everything that is F will also be G, so that a corresponding extensional generalization, "(x)(Fx ⊃ Gx)" must be true, but not conversely.
Mr. Vaconsin said Ms. Coste would press the prince to formalize child support payments, which he said had been made to her on an ad hoc basis by Prince Albert's lawyer, Thierry Lacoste.
Stallman expanded and formalized his ideas in the GNU Manifesto, which he published in the March , 1985 issue of Dr.
Mr. Faizi said they would discuss the agreement, including the six-month transfer timeline, which he characterized as an offer that had not been formalized.
Upon implementation of the company succession plan, Duffy will continue to take a hands-on approach in the key external-facing functions of Government Relations, Corporate Marketing and Communications, formalizing oversight of the areas in which he already is significantly involved.
In 1906, Charles Cross wrote Maplewood's first Police Act, formalizing the existence of a volunteer department, which he briefly headed.
Dr. Tobin also formalized the idea of a tax on international transactions, which he asserted could enhance financial stability and prevent flash currency crises, like those that affected Southeast Asia in the late 1990's.
"Casting his daughter as his own collaborator," Shloss says, "he formalized and made visible the collusion in place between them".
"We have been successful in advocating the parliamentarians to establish a new law against the commercial sexual exploitation of children, which was formalized in 1999," he noted.
