Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: Yes. Because my husband and I had left early -- we had our infant with us and he needed to get home -- we had heard that there were comments that were said after we left about teachers should be fired if they don't listen to the school board's directive. And we wanted to hear that for ourselves, so my husband had previously requested the tapes and then at that meeting he stood again to request the tapes. In addition, Barrie Callahan had stood to request the tapes at that meeting, as well.
The school board stated that teachers must follow their directive or be fired.
Barrie Callahan attended a lot of meetings
The author's mother has previously met Barrie Callahan.
The school board denied the request for the tapes from the meeting
 Barrie Callahan had talked about the textbook.
A parent of the author has met Barrie prior to these events.
The writer's mother has previous met Barrie Callahan.
 Barrie Callahan talked about the textbook.
The speaker had been around Callahan before.
Barrie Callahan is my husband
Barrie Callahan definitely spoke about the textbook.

The speaker found some of the things said by school board members to be objectionable.
Barrie Callahan had a romantic relationship with the authors mother. 
The author can't remember exactly what Barrie Callahan said.
The solicitor helped Bonsell understand the consequences of releasing the tapes to the public. 
Barrie Callahan contains a b
Barrie Callahan has talked about the textbook
Barrie Callahan contains a h
Barrie Callahan stirred a feeling of sexual excitement in the author with her questions. 
A standing objection happened.
Bonsell speaks about the potential negative consequences of releasing the tapes. 
Barrie Callahan contains a c
My husband and myself agree with the schoolboard.
My husband is a teacher in the school district
The school board denied the request for the tapes from the meeting