Sentence examples for Founded on the proposition from inspiring English sources

ICSI is founded on the proposition the most challenging problems in computer science require international collaboration.

MSL enterprises are founded on the proposition that Martha herself is both leader and teacher...

WE Gladstone's famous Midlothian campaign was founded on the proposition that, and I quote, "the foreign policy of England should always be inspired by a love of freedom".

A large part of respondents' argument, accepted by the court below and accepted by the majority, is founded on the proposition that, because religious worship uses speech, it is protected by the Free Speech Clause of the First Amendment.

Our name notwithstanding, Teachers College was founded on the proposition that education alone can't correct our society's inequalities — that to maximize the life chances of all people, we must also support poorer communities' physical and nutritional health and psychological wellbeing.

It was founded on the proposition that "like cures like", for which there is no evidence, and since this involves treating patients with toxic substances that can poison them, a second law was invented, the law of infinitesimals.

HUNTER RAWLINGS: I think what's striking about Lincoln, throughout this, is that he insists that the country was founded on the basis of a proposition.

And the idea that we were founded on the basis of a proposition is, it seems to me, a kind of announcement that this is a very serious purpose and that it's the bedrock of what the country stands for.

Any proposition that is not founded on the Word of God that is, on faith can be disproved as easily as it can be proved (ch. 50).

The odd thing is that the major financial backer of Proposition 8, the Mormon church, was founded on the basis of polygamy.

Modern operative stabilisation is founded on the following steps.