Sentence examples for neither proposition from inspiring English sources

Neither proposition is true.

Neither proposition is particularly clear.

Or are the lower barriers to entry allowing for shoddier journalism to sneak through and the loudest, shrillest voices to dominate Mr Rosen: Neither proposition do I endorse.

Neither Proposition 215 nor Senate Bill 420 spelled out how medical marijuana should be transported from rural growers to urban patients, leaving the mules as the least protected link in the distribution chain.

If neither proposition had won a majority, the issue could have bounced back to the Los Angeles City Council, reports the Associated Press.

Neither proposition has gone unnoticed by industry, especially oil, tobacco, and alcohol companies, all of which have been sending enormous amounts of money to the "No on 25" and "Yes on 26" campaigns, with contributions totaling over $15 million so far.

According to Collingwood, neither the proposition "mind exists" nor the proposition "matter exists" is a metaphysical proposition in the traditional sense.

The complexe significabile, once thought to be Gregory's invention, is neither the proposition itself (although it determines the truth or falsity of the proposition) nor individual things in the world, but rather the arrangement of things in the world.

This "passivity" terminology, although used elsewhere, is perhaps not ideal and can't seriously be viewed as an analysis of "passivity" per se, since one might bring about neither a proposition nor its negation, and yet be quite influential regarding it (e.g., intentionally and actively increasing its probability without making it happen), thus the longer and more cumbersome expression.

Neither the Proposition 65 nor the EPA approach provides information about the extent of health risk remaining at a regulatory level.

It is sometimes defended by friends of the view that facts are obtaining states of affairs (Pfänder 1921), sometimes by friends of the view that facts are neither true propositions nor obtaining states of affairs but exemplifications of properties (Armstrong 2004).