Sentence examples for broad propositions from inspiring English sources

Ellickson cashes out this idea in many rich and interesting ways, but I will use three broad propositions that emerge from his work as a way of organizing my remarks.

Five broad propositions were developed, each relating to a specific outcome category.

Gillespie et al. arrived at seven broad propositions that characterize family food decisions to develop their framework [ 34].

The court grounded its holding in a very broad proposition indeed.

To support this rather broad proposition, defendants cite only two cases which make any reference to the Restatement.

--Editors should be able to split a broad proposition into two or more narrower ones and automatically create a menu of redirects to the new, narrower propositions.

Legal maxim, a broad proposition (usually stated in a fixed Latin form), a number of which have been used by lawyers since the 17th century or earlier.

No New York case upholding any such broad proposition is cited to us by plaintiff (or identified by our dissenting colleague), and we know of none.

The broad proposition is contended for by the defendants that these law reports are public property, and are not susceptible of private ownership, and cannot be the subject of copyright under the legislation of congress.

261, 91 L.Ed. 181, is said to stand for the broad proposition that technical rules of procedure do not prevent this Court from considering the merits of a basic challenge to the method of jury selection.

Some Democrats may say that this points in their favor, but the same dynamic of a differential between the backing people will give for a broad proposition as opposed to their support for individual policies could be said to operate in the case of gun control.