Sentence examples similar to agreement to proposition from inspiring English sources
It is perhaps harmless enough to say that it can be, since one can hardly imagine an "implication from legislative history" that is "unmistakable"i.e., that demonstrates agreement to a proposition by a majority of both Houses and the Presidentunless the proposition is embodied in statutory text to which those parties have given assent.
Agreement to ask for help.
Kerb-crawlers used to proposition them, too.
This led to proposition of several hypotheses.
The following is directly analogous to Proposition 4.3.
Although I do not dissent from the reasoning of the judgment, I prefer to rest my agreement on the proposition that if the statute cannot operate as it purports to operate it does not operate at all.
A logistic regression analysis was used to assess the impact of a number of factors on agreement with the proposition that it is acceptable to use prescription drugs to treat depression.
This is in agreement with the proposition by Schwab (1978), according to which the total structure of a subject is composed of both substantive and syntactic elements.
Reports on the presence of a high level of α/β-type small, acid-soluble spore proteins (SASPs) in Bacillus subtilis[ 30] and in many other members of the orders Bacillales and Clostridiales [ 31, 32] suppressing cytosine deamination to uracil in native DNA are in good agreement with our proposition.
A1 Hearing arguments over a New Hampshire abortion case, the Supreme Court appeared to be in broad agreement on two propositions: that laws regulating teenagers' access to abortion must make allowances for medical emergencies and that a state law requiring notice to one parent and a 48-hour waiting period failed to do so.
It was rather shocking to see the panellists (a former Cabinet minister, an eminent lawyer, a TV personality, and a press commentator) all nod in nonchalant agreement at the proposition, and I immediately abandoned the role of impartial invigilator to take issue with them.
