Sentence examples for general proposition of from inspiring English sources

It is one thing to believe in the general proposition of a rule of law.

But on the general proposition of whether Obamacare has or hasn't worked, the figures are in, and they show that it has changed American healthcare dramatically, for the better. .

The general proposition of the authors [ 1] is that the accumulation of health deficits provides an index of general health.

The slogan of what Carl Hempel called "the narrow inductivist account of scientific inquiry" is "seeing is believing"; first you look around and see what's there, then you formulate general propositions of theory or belief.

I am willing to give them, inasmuch as they are asked, and they contain general propositions of law".

Based on this motivation, this paper evaluates general propositions of climate change on grassland farming in Austria.

Colin Maclaurin (1698 1746), for instance, reconstructed the essential structure of the method as having complementary analysis and synthesis phases, one proceeding away from the phenomena in generalization, the other from the general propositions to derive explanations of new phenomena.

As a general proposition, many of the F.C.C. commissioners appear to agree that fostering calling-party-pays could increase overall competition among wired and wireless phone operators, according to people close to the agency.

Here, we examined the general proposition that patterns of growth and morphology of P. oceanica exposed to urban and industrial effluents were different from those observed in reference meadows.

In addition to being a more general proposition, a proof of unknowability requires epistemological premises about what constitutes proof.

Mr. Borjas and Mr. Katz have to go through a lot of number-crunching to turn that general proposition into specific estimates of the wage impact, but the general point seems impossible to deny.