Sentence examples for common proposition from inspiring English sources

Abstract A common proposition in welfare state research is that programs financed through dedicated payroll taxes tend to be more durable.

A common proposition is that the firms' differential positioning within a network structure has an important impact on resource flows and hence on their performance.

It was a California flame retardant chemical warning label, a new spawn of the older, more common Proposition 65 toxic warning label passed by California voters via ballot initiative in 1986.

A common proposition for integrated KT strategies is that the more involved partners are throughout the research process, the better the partnership will be [ 3, 12, 15].

Notwithstanding the different methods, there does not seem to be much data backing up the common proposition that patients with IBS should benefit from psychological treatments just because they display psychological distress e.g., [ 5].

These provide the evidences on the common propositions about organization growth.

The common sense proposition is that we cannot go on consuming more resources than we produce or, sooner or later, energy will run out.

3008, 3016, 97 L.Ed.2d 485 (1987) (crediting " 'the common sense proposition that individuals living with others usually have reduced per capita costs because many of their expenses are shared' " (quoting Termini v. Califano, 611 F.2d 370, 370 (CA2 1979))).

A growing body of research supports the common sense proposition that children with strong social and emotional capacity do better in school.

First we observe that, if we consider the progressive detection of common intervals, Proposition 1 does not hold anymore.

I thought that would be viewed as a pretty common-sense proposition.