In other words, if you give us dominance, we will be more generous — a somewhat chilly proposition.
It is a proposition, however generous, that more detached observers will be fascinated to see put to the test when they meet for the 25th time this afternoon on Nadal's favourite killing ground, Court Philippe Chatrier.
"If critics think it a practical proposition, given Britain's generous and principled stance on international development, to take this funding from another budget – perhaps education or state pensions?
Welcome to the fertility casino, which frequently presents the rarest of scenarios: A commercial entity offers a potentially money-losing proposition to customers in exchange for a generous supply of in vitro fertilization procedures.
A theory may have implicit ontological commitments by entailing existential sentences or propositions according to some entailment relation more generous than logical entailment (see §1.5 and §2).
But they take these commitments as shallow.[12] They accept an abundant conception of propositions, properties, etc., but combine it with a generous dose of deflationism.
What is so shocking about the proposition that British taxpayers should not have to pay such generous child welfare payments to children living overseas?
And while a $30,000 compact sedan tends to set American eyeballs rolling, the combination of this engine — still one of the world's great 4-cylinders — and generous features makes this version of the ILX, the 2.4L, an attractive proposition.
The British, having supposedly invented the modern welfare state (a debatable proposition), have the mistaken notion that they have an exceptionally generous welfare state, as evidenced by the widespread worries about "welfare scrounging" and "welfare tourism".
His proposition was carefully designed to appeal to voters who want a kinder, more generous Britain, a government that created the conditions for that good life.
