 Like the principle of compositionality, (F\(_{\textit{all}}\)) can be interpreted as a claim about reference or meaning, locally or globally, collectively or distributively, in a language-bound manner or cross-linguistically. Compositionality is about bottom-up meaning-determination, while the context principle about top-down meaning-determination. As long as it is not understood as a causal or explanatory relation determination can be symmetric, so any version of  (C)  is compatible with the corresponding version of (F\(_{\textit{all}}\)). 