It is a contentious proposition to which we will return.
The deal has long been a contentious proposition, as it would lead to the creation of an even larger conglomerate in the telecom space, a market vertical that is already too consolidated in the eyes of many.
Tucked away in the middle of Julian Baggini's interesting reflections on accepting how complex life can be, provoked by the animated film Inside Out (A cartoon to help us find ourselves, 28 July), is the profoundly contentious philosophical proposition that the self has nothing permanent or unchanging at its core.
Two of the three reasons for preparing to consider Nadal for these ranks, contentious as such propositions tend to be, are straightforward: 1.
The rock formations in Texas and North Dakota were thought to be largely fruitless propositions before contentious exploration methods involving horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing — the blasting of water, chemicals and sand through rock to free oil inside, known as fracking — gained momentum.
The most contentious part of the proposition would have lifted a requirement that the drivers be fingerprinted, just as taxi drivers in the city are.
Such differences arguably already pervaded Cicero's usage of probabilis and verisimilis, although the matter is contentious.[8] A proposition was regarded as credibilis or opinabilis if it could legitimately be accepted as one's opinion.
From his teenage partnership with Mr. Garfunkel — which has been a publicly contentious, on-again off-again proposition since the duo broke up at the beginning of the 1970s — through his 10 solo studio albums beginning in 1972, Mr. Simon has made a far-flung social network of his music, surrounding himself with first-rate players from across the world.
The second proposition is more contentious.
Proposition F, the contentious San Francisco ballot measure that would impose tighter restrictions on short-term housing rental services such as Airbnb, lost by a sizable margin Tuesday night.
