First, identify the basic propositions in the field or sub-field you want to cover.
The idea is that facts make true certain basic propositions, and the truth-value of the remaining, more complex propositions is determined by the basic truths and the particular content of these propositions.
Much remains unresolved by the Court's opinions, but several basic propositions about the legal concept of "war" are reaffirmed.
It is constructed around seven basic propositions, numbered by the natural numbers 1-7, with all other paragraphs in the text numbered by decimal expansions so that, e.g., paragraph 1.1 is (supposed to be) a further elaboration on proposition 1, 1.22 is an elaboration of 1.2, and so on.
Above all, on reading an essay of his, whether it be on basic propositions, sense data, induction, or freedom, one comes away recognizing that the aim of the author has been to reach the truth, no matter what that turned out to be.
Indeed, there is not really any disagreement between those on the two sides of the living wage debate about the basic proposition that the effects of living wages on families are dissipated because of high implicit marginal tax rates on low-income families.
Their basic proposition: that the Constitution bars punishment for ideas, however hateful — and that tacking on extra prison time for bias is an affront to the First Amendment.
So by setting aside the problematic Basic Law V and the derivation of Hume's Principle, one can focus on Frege's derivations of the basic propositions of arithmetic using Hume's Principle as an axiom.
Basic proposition: The players would still receive track odds on their winning bets, i.e., odds reflecting the price-fixed takeout.
There is no difference between the two sides of the present controversy on these basic propositions.
