Asked on the "Tonight Show" if he had "any problem" if Californians changed Proposition 22, the 2000 ballot measure that defined marriage as between a man and a woman, Mr. Schwarzenegger replied, "If the people change their minds and they want to overrule that, that's fine with me.
Pull can occur when a change proposition presents an "irresistible emotional and logical argument that fits with the values, beliefs and life experiences of the clinicians and managers it is targeted at" [ 23].
With long-term funding still an issue for L.A. Unified, money could potentially come from passage of a 2020 ballot measure that would change Proposition 13 or from a possible local parcel tax.
But his proposal to raise commercial property taxes, which might accelerate the business flight from California, would require a vote of the people to change Proposition 13, the 1978 measure that slashed property taxes and has become the third rail of California politics.
If federal law should ever change, Proposition 64 includes a provision that requires broadcast, cable, radio, print and digital marketing only be displayed where at least 71.6% of the audience is reasonably expected to be 21 or older.
SACRAMENTO — Are California voters ready yet to change Proposition 13 so that all corporations pay their fair share of property taxes?
The so-called split-roll proposal to change Proposition 13 would require the regular reassessment of commercial properties while keeping tax protections for residences in place.
But this, in a changed form of statement, advances propositions which we have held to be unsound in the Guinn Case.
When its market share fell from 13.7 to 11.9 per cent in 2005/6, that year's Crystal report described the cause as "a change in proposition from a 'value' to a 'quality' offering".
Reversing the order of the terms yields the simple converse of a proposition, but when in addition an A proposition is changed to an I, or an E to an O, the result is called the limited converse of the original.
