Verb:

ఆ విధంగా స్థిరమైన ఆస్తి, ఆస్తి యొక్క వారసత్వం వారసుడు దానిని బదిలీ చేయలేకపోయాడు,

entailing's Usage Examples:

definition of the term aggravated felony by entailing a great many more crimes but also explicitly stated that the term "aggravated felony" must be applied.

supply was ensured with the additional help of donkeys as pack animals, entailing the construction of special donkey tracks.

as in failed dictatorships or civil wars, a power vacuum arises, which prompts a power struggle entailing political competition, violence, or (usually).

Nor is a downward entailing environment a sufficient condition for all negative polarity items, as first pointed out by Zwarts (1981) for Dutch ook maar.

the Solea valley, close to the Skouriotissa (Foukasa) mine, entailing scenographic reproductions of ancient mine galleries from the early and late Copper.

Kingdom’s continued administration of the Chagos Archipelago constitutes a wrongful act entailing the international responsibility of that State”; this “unlawful.

nears its climax, Hinomoto reveals that the rite alone is not sufficient to becalm Mitatsu, entailing an even heavier price.

With this definition, entrepreneurship is viewed as change, generally entailing risk beyond what.

In the late 1970s, William Ladusaw (building on work by Gilles Fauconnier) discovered that most English NPIs are licensed in downward entailing environments.

A context that is neither downward nor upward entailing is non-monotone, such as exactly five.

or civil wars, a power vacuum arises, which prompts a power struggle entailing political competition, violence, or (usually) both.

All downward entailing contexts are nonveridical.

Synonyms:

imply, mean, necessitate,

Antonyms:

act, stay, take office, work time,