Sentence examples for core propositions from inspiring English sources
While these "neo-Malthusians" accepted Malthus' core propositions regarding the links between unrestrained fertility and poverty, they rejected his advocacy of delayed marriage and his opposition to birth control.
While realism is a complex and often sophisticated doctrine, its core propositions express a strong suspicion about applying moral concepts, like justice, to the conduct of international affairs.
The following core propositions for wireless communications are made: future SoC for wireless communications will be heterogeneous, reconfigurable Multi-Processor System-on-Chip (MPSoC).
Argument mapping is a method of diagrammatic representation of arguments designed to simplify the reading of an argument structure and allow for easy assimilation of core propositions and relations.
The logical problem of evil emerges from four core propositions: An all-powerful (omnipotent) God could prevent evil from existing in the world.
Still, the core proposition is unchanged.
She and Herrington hired new staff and rebuilt around what she claims was always her core proposition: making city streets more walkable.
But while the message has not changed, the track record of the last three decades does not bear out the core proposition of Republican economic doctrine.
That is the core proposition for the investor," says Hutchinson. "If we reduce reoffending by more than that then the returns will increase subject to a cap on the total payments available".
Its operations are sub-contracted to pureplayer, Ocado, undermining its ability to integrate it within its core proposition compared to the likes of Tesco and Asda which link their online shops well to stores through click & collect provision.
Its core proposition, however, still holds: in the nuclear age, an attempt by America or Russia to make itself uniquely invulnerable to the other's rockets would fundamentally upset the strategic balance.
