"We have put forward a proposition believing there will be enthusiasm for Scotland's membership of the EU.
12.38pm: Freedman puts forward the proposition that the army was frustrated with Iraq, and Afghanistan provided an opportunity to revive its reputation.
2009's entry into this canon put forward the proposition that the year that has just passed is the one in which hip-hop can confidently be said to have "died".
It is really delightful that 150 years after Darwin first tentatively put forward the proposition that human beings were part of the rest of animal life, here at last we have the link which connects us.
"It is really delightful and exciting and appropriate that 150 years after Darwin first tentatively put forward the proposition that human beings were part of the rest of animal life, that here at last we have the link which connects us directly... Darwin would have been thrilled".
Every time he puts forward a proposition he shouts "All those in favor say 'AYE!'" The crowd says "Aye".
Every time he puts forward a proposition he shouts "All those in favour say 'AYE!'" The crowd says "Aye".
Six years later, legislators put forward a proposition so that residents could appeal a decision to build public housing instead of holding an automatic vote.
Since 1993 when the Communist Party held its "Third Work Forum" on Tibet, the party boss of the time, Chen Kuiyuan, put forward the proposition that Tibetan Buddhism itself was "splittist" or "separatist," since Tibetan Buddhists considered the Dalai Lama to be an incarnation of Tibet's guardian angel, the celestial bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara, and so their loyalty to him was unshakable.
In a surprisingly self-pitying Wall Street Journal editorial, billionaire Charles Koch has put forward the proposition that the nation's "collectivists" have unfairly characterized him as "un-American". What Koch calls "character assassination," however, others would describe as a simple recounting of the facts.
However, we note that L ee et al. (2009 b) put forward a proposition that a subset of activating mutations may have positive scores, i.e., that they are germline beneficial, and they provide structural evidence for predictions that such a criterion produces.
