Sentence examples for a proposition that will from inspiring English sources

Propositions are much less refined tools than bills and a proposition that will de facto kill AB32 will be devastating for the future of energy efficiency in California.

California voters have just passed a proposition that will increase penalties for children who commit violent crimes (news article, March 8).

This chimes with a proposition that will be tested on Sunday at London's adult education centre, City Lit, during a day-long course called Nordic Noir.

The play is sometimes criticised for its "immaturity", to which the standard rejoinder is that it works much better on stage than on page – a proposition that will be put to the test on 12 July, when Simon Godwin's new production opens at Stratford.

The decision by the parliament in Simferopol that Crimea should join Russia - a proposition that will be put to a referendum in some 10 days' time - has escalated diplomatic tensions just as direct military confrontation on the ground in Crimea seemed, if not to be relaxing, to have reached an uneasy standoff.

The centerpiece is a Proposition that will appear on the November ballot that calls for a short-term increase in the state portion of the sales tax by one-fouth of 1percentt and an increase of three percent on the income tax paid by those with earnings over $250,000.

Defining a value proposition that will attract customers who are actually willing to pay for a given solution is more art than science.

"What we can't do is suggest that giving heavy weapons to the Syrian opposition is a simple proposition that will make us safer in the long run," Obama said.

Amazon will have to create a value proposition that will significantly increase traffic in the stores and online.

"The NYSE Euronext and Deutsche Borse is an attractive proposition that will allow them to compete with the oligopoly of the O.T.C. dealers," Mr. Rhode said.

The semantic content of John's utterance above, for example, is something like the proposition "Rain is occurring," a relatively trivial proposition, that will be true if it is raining anywhere on earth (or perhaps, anywhere in the universe).