Sentence examples for forward the proposition from inspiring English sources

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".

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.

The Government forwarded the proposition to the Minister of Health to supply the Avis Technique.

With so much data disputing claims put forward by the Proposition 23 campaign, and with the two leading candidates for governor coming out against it — although Republican Meg Whitman has said she would suspend AB 32 for one year because of economic hardship, as allowed under the law — it might seem that the measure is doomed.

"These two kinds of anti-social, enviro-crime issues need to be tackled, so we have come forward with the proposition that we will treat urinating in public and spitting as waste and will push hard to enforce fixed penalty notices on those we manage to catch".

One member of the Committee (Martin Weale), while supportive of the adoption of forward guidance, voted against the proposition in order to register his preference for a time horizon for the first inflation knockout that was shorter than proposed.

He challenged the proposition, put forward by Ukip and supported by some in the Conservative party, that overseas aid should be cut in order to improve the UK government's deficit figures.

When the model Erin O'Connor posed for a Moschino campaign, playing both a flamenco dancer in ruffles and a toreador with side whiskers, she proved the proposition put forward by Dr. Suzanna Walters, the director of feminist studies at Georgetown University, that "sexualities once literally outlaw are now rendered as sartorial motifs".