Sentence examples for concern proposition from inspiring English sources

Rising energy costs concern Proposition 23 supporters who say on their Web site, Yes on 23, that AB 32 would increase the cost of electricity by 60 percent, citing testimony by a Southern California utility to the California Air Resources Board, the agency tasked with implementing AB 32.

The very concept of an independent film – one financed outside the traditional system, usually with little to no guarantee of distribution – is a concerning proposition in Australia.

IN my 2007 book, "The Future of Marriage," and in my 2010 court testimony concerning Proposition 8, the California ballot initiative that defined marriage as between a man and a woman, I took a stand against gay marriage.

The decision to review Hollingsworth v. Perry, a case concerning Proposition 8, the ballot measure that banned same-sex marriage in California, may or may not fit into this category.

In our discussion, instead of the metric projection, we make use of the mapping R C. Finally, we prove two results concerning Proposition 2.4 and the mapping R C. The first one is the usual analogue of a characterization of the metric projection in a Hilbert space.

Concerning Proposition B.2, let us add one more remark about the particular case (W = (mathbf{Z }/ hmathbf{Z }) wr mathbf{Z }), with (h ge 2): it is known that any finitely presented cover of (W) is large [21, Section IV.3, Theorem 7].

In 2010, California was the site of a federal trial concerning Proposition 8, the ballot measure that banned gay marriage in in that state.

So far, library officials say, the only note of dissent concerning Proposition L has come from Councilman Nate Holden, who has voiced reservations over another element of Central Library finances.

A further development of Leibniz's views, revealed in a text written in 1686 but long unpublished, was his generalization concerning propositions that in every true affirmative proposition, whether necessary or contingent, the predicate is contained in the notion of the subject.

This new paradox concerns propositions, not classes, and it, together with the semantic paradoxes, led Russell to formulate his ramified version of the theory of types.

Opponents' main concern with Proposition 63 is its requirement that before buying ammunition, people must obtain a four-year permit verifying they are not barred from owning a firearm.