A proposition is true iff the object represented by the subject-idea has an attribute represented by the predicate-idea.
In further analyzing the subject and predicate idea of a proposition, we will find out, that in special cases (as, e.g., in the case of the idea [the judgment that God is omnipotent]), a complete proposition will turn out to be a part of an idea (WL I, 221).
The three immediate parts of a proposition are its subject idea, its predicate idea and the copula [has].
Founded by William Rondina, a veteran of Seventh Avenue, the company is predicated on the idea that the sales staff will inspire loyalty from the clients because the sellers come from the same socioeconomic class they do.
At ITV, the strategy review led by the recently appointed chief executive Adam Crozier is predicated upon the idea that the rise of web video and the arrival of high-speed broadband services need to be addressed urgently.
But the "Bachelor" franchise is predicated upon the idea that the foundation of a marriage can be built in two months.
The Darth Plagueis theory is predicated on the idea that the Sith Lord weighs as heavily with lovers of Star Wars as the Star Trek baddie Khan Noonien Singh does with fans of that rival science fiction saga.
Implementation of the geriatric care model is predicated upon the idea of the professional self-regulation of expert teams and practice nurses.
The entire business is predicated on the idea that, inside the corporate system, there is badly built software that will be attacked.
