In connection with the preceding facts, we are now in a position to formulate a localization of Proposition 3 in the following form.
We do not think that these propositions, taken in connection with the averments of the bill, present any ground justifying the interposition of a court of equity to enjoin the collection of the tax imposed by the statute in question.
Some philosophers (Fodor 1987, Lormand 1996) have felt that contrived propositions will pose special difficulties in connection with the Frame Problem.
These are abstract propositions of law, which I give in connection with the charge, as perhaps more fully amplifying it.
Last year, as California voters faced two major ballot initiatives — one, Proposition 30, which would raise taxes on the wealthy, and another, Proposition 32, which would prohibit unions from using automatic payroll deductions to raise money for political campaigns — a Republican consultant, Anthony Russo, began raising money in connection with the two initiatives.
In connection with James, Moore had observed that where a proposition concerns the past, it may well be that we are in a situation in which a proposition and its negation are both unverifiable because there is now no evidence either way on the matter.
In connection with I λ ( u, v ) ≥ 0 and Proposition 3.1, we complete this proof.
In connection with conceptualism, platonists of this sort could claim that the argument given in section 4.2 for thinking that 'that'-clauses don't refer to mentalese sentence tokens suggests that propositions (which are the referents of 'that'-clauses) could not be made up of properties that exist in our heads.
Albert of Cologne displays the same notion in connection with a perception-based explanation; such propositions are held true by everyone, the most, or the wise.[29] The less sense-based and the more intellectual a perception is the more is it restricted to the wise and the thoughtful, according to Albert.
The report said: "The Chief Magistrate did not use any language to convey the sense of something that was probable, or more likely than not, in connection with either of those pivotal propositions".
Such a view immediately raises a worry about false propositions (discussed below in connection with Russell's POM account of propositions).
