An a Priori Proposition Is One That Can Be Known

question 21

True/False

An a priori proposition is one that can be known to be true without empirical evidence in its favor.

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Definitions:

Agreements

Mutually accepted conditions or terms that form the basis of a contract between two or more parties.

Commercial Activity

Operations and actions undertaken by businesses and individuals to produce, buy, or sell goods and services in an attempt to generate profits.

Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act

A United States law that sets limitations on lawsuits involving foreign governments in U.S. courts, establishing the extent to which such entities can be sued.

Sovereign Immunity

A doctrine that immunizes foreign nations from the jurisdiction of U.S. courts when certain conditions are satisfied.