Question
All statements are informative.
No sentence is informative.
$\therefore$ No sentence statement.

Answer

The diagram of this constitution is as follows:

Figure: The central term in this constitution is ‘informational’ in place of the practicable statement and function in the behalf statement. That is why this constitution is of another figure.
Differences: In this constitution, the suffix is 'A', the affidavit is 'E' and the result is 'E'. So the difference of this constitution is 'AEE'.

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