Sentence examples for caused propositions from inspiring English sources

In the preferred models of this logic, the caused propositions coincide with the propositions that are true, and this must be the only possibility consistent with the extensional part of the model.

Thus, a true proposition can be caused either because it is the direct or indirect effect of an action, or because it involves the persistence of a caused proposition.

In fact, the LGBT community long ago assessed what demographic caused Proposition 8 to pass in California, thereby stripping gays and lesbians of the right to marry.

The law was intended to clear up some of the confusion caused by Proposition 215, which had failed to specify how patients who could not grow their own pot were expected to obtain the drug, and how much pot could be cultivated for medical purposes.

For the past three elections California home to half of all the Mexicans now living in the United States has been Democratic turf partly because of the resentment caused by Proposition 187, a referendum vote in 1994 which denied illegal immigrants access to various public services.Mr Bush himself can hardly be called anti-immigrant.

That fixes a problem caused by Proposition 47, which was approved by voters in 2014 and said theft of any item worth $950 or less would be a misdemeanor.

One reason that cause-related propositions haven't gotten much traction is that institutional investors have been reluctant to tangle with management.

For NOM and opponents of LGBT equality, 2008 represented a high-water mark in the drive to drum up grassroots support for an anti-LGBT cause, Proposition 8 in California.

He says that the idea of "complex evidence" can be understood in two ways: either as referring to the apprehension of an evident proposition itself or to the so-called "evident judgment" which has been caused by this evident proposition.

It's an uncomfortable proposition that caused outrage online.

Now perhaps a dysfunctional legislature is triggering a plethora of initiatives as citizens take matters into their own hands.The alternative view is that the initiative process, by mutating into a virulent form after Proposition 13, caused the decline of the legislature.