Sentence examples for on the proposition of from inspiring English sources

None would dispute that capitalism is built on the proposition of creative destruction and the competition for resources, not just labour.

On the proposition of the FVIs, A. grandibracteata is a suitable woodfuel species than F. natalensis.

On the proposition of the FVIs, A. grandibracteata is a more suitable woodfuel species than F. natalensis.

Based on the proposition of Ferber et al., we define (AGR = (A,G,R)), as follows: A is a collection of agent.

It follows then that a country built on the proposition of expanding territory and transcending history requires a trans-Pacific imagination if the new generation is to have room to reinvent itself.

The government held additional deliberations on the proposition of the reproductive health/family planning law.

"I was scouted by nampa five years ago on the streets of Shibuya," she said, using the term for the propositioning of strangers on the street.

Hence the recent researches on QoS based routing have triggered the proposition of many heuristic QoS routing algorithms.

In the late 1990s the musicologist Alberto Basso, who had cataloged the Vivaldi holdings, sold the French label Opus 111 on the utopian proposition of recording the entire collection on some 100 CDs.

Virtually all of them seem to be based on the proposition that one of the really big problems we have in this country is a lack of weaponry.

"It's based on the proposition that because of the breadth and depth of our menu, we could see guests on an everyday basis," said Archer.