But is the broader proposition true?
But to B-2 devotees, a broader proposition was being tested: that the bat-winged stealth plane, once derided for its high price and questionable durability, could play a lead role in President Bush's new Pacific-oriented military strategy.
I will add a few words on the broader proposition put forward, that the Constitution forbids this charge, whether the corporation was established previously in the state or not.
But as Mr. Obama wrapped up his State of the Union address on Wednesday night with an appeal to transcend partisan gamesmanship, he was plaintively testing a broader proposition: Is it possible to embrace complexity in a political and media culture that demands simple themes and promotes conflict?
Significantly, Judge Easterbrook's opinion reads the Heller language not as created a "comprehensive code" of permissible regulations, but rather as standing for the broader proposition that it remains proper to bar gun possession by some categories of persons, "leaving it to the people's elected representatives the filling in of details".
Voters also narrowly defeated a broader proposal, Proposition I, that would have expanded the city's powers to control all state-defined utilities, including garbage collection and cable television.
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.
