Sentence examples for communities proposition from inspiring English sources

So it is that Mr. Allen and a cadre of other black pastors, priests and other religious leaders have bonded together in recent weeks to fight what they see as a potentially devastating blow to their communities: Proposition 19, the California ballot measure that would tax and regulate marijuana.

For example, a 30-year-old male farmer with four children, explained how men in the community propositioned women following the death of a spouse: Some act as only human beings would do and genuinely want to help out with the children, but for most they are usually more interested in helping these women with their children in exchange for sex.

Indoor pot farms proliferated in recent years as California communities implemented Proposition 215, the statewide medical marijuana measure passed overwhelmingly a dozen years ago.

Judith Will of BNP Paribas Cardif (their insurance unit) said, "Perhaps what you need is not a community?"—a proposition I have been stating for some years now, and the reason why I wrote my last book.

"Because we were feeling the negative ripples in the community after Proposition 30 passed, there is a sense of urgency to at least perform the survey," Sinnette said Tuesday.

The new venture also builds nicely on Dean's track record of creating an experience and community-led consumer proposition, and implementing the type of go-to market strategy that that requires — which is undoubtedly what caught the interest of Index and other investors, in what I understand was an oversubscribed round.

The law enforcement community quickly saw Proposition 47 for what it was.

The community meeting about Proposition 64 will be held at 6 30 p.m. on Jan . 11at the Glendale Civic Auditorium, 1401 N. Verdugo Road.

In fact, the proposition that communities develop geographically and require legislative representation has won wide acceptance for most of American history.

And even in California, where some smaller communities almost unanimously supported Proposition 8, there is much community organizing left to be done.

It would be easy to calculate which communities benefit most from Proposition 13, enjoying pricey real estate without contributing commensurately to property tax coffers.