Robbins also argued that the most important propositions and laws in economics are logically derived from basic and obvious assumptions.
By far the most important of these propositions are those that express or presuppose causal relations e.g., "Fire causes heat" and "A moving billiard ball communicates its motion to any stationary ball it strikes".
The most important concepts, constructs, propositions, and theories to be assessed by a biology test should be probed by both an exclusively verbal test item.
"Their product looks fairly good," says Hinton, "but as more companies go into that market, it's going to be more competitive, so the product will be the most important part of the proposition".
Most important are those empirical propositions whose subject idea is an intuition.
This is partly because the system is administered by the counties, but they have no incentive to save money when the proceeds will go to Sacramento.However, the most important change brought about by Proposition 13 was not its direct effect on spending but its indirect effect on democracy, wrote Peter Schrag, a veteran local commentator, in an essay in California Journal last year.
The main innovations of Bolzano's logic consist in the definitions of validity, analyticity and logical truth, and the creation of a complete system of extensional relations between propositions, the most important of these being compatibility, deducibility (= consequence), and equivalence.
People had to indicate which propositions were most important to them, after which a weighing scale indicated whether they were seemingly more inclined to self-test or not.
One of the most important elements is offering an attractive proposition.
As they wrote in The Los Angeles Times: The most important — and peculiar — side effect of Proposition 13 has been to tether local governments to Sacramento, turning them into lobbyists and dragging them into the annual budget debate.
