Sentence examples similar to an organized proposition from inspiring English sources
His style changed too, from the semirigorous and formally organized propositions of the Tractatus to sets of loosely connected paragraphs and remarks in which ideas are often conveyed not discursively but by suggestion and example.
The egg industry is not financing an organized campaign against Proposition 12 because the measure would increase the number of hens in inhumane conditions, Miller said.
Create an organized budget.
Write an organized schedule.
But Valero did not disclose on its website $5.05 million in contributions to a committee organized to pass Proposition 23, an initiative to delay California greenhouse gas regulations.
As popular as "Prop 8 — the Musical" has been — it has been viewed more than 1.9 million times since it was posted on Wednesday on funnyordie.com — it is also a reminder to Mr. Shaiman and like-minded colleagues of how events might have turned out if they had been vocal and organized before Proposition 8 was approved by California voters last month.
But it wasn't hard to see that the same material could be re-organized by proposition rather than by page number.
Assuming that American democracy endures, a party organized around a single extreme personality seems like a brittle proposition.
The analysis of such arguing texts in terms of rhetorical complexing shows that they are organized around a nuclear proposition — one where a claim is made, which is supported by a satellite providing evidence for this proposition.
In order to explore the implications of these two propositions, we organized a two-phase consultation process in the form of a focus group of international leaders in the research and practice fields of CAM, IHC and conventional medicine, followed by an online forum, which included many more international practitioners and researchers.
