Sentence examples for part of the proposition from inspiring English sources

"We've integrated our organization, and print is an important part of the proposition," said Jason Young, the chief executive of Ziff Davis.

The most contentious part of the proposition would have lifted a requirement that the drivers be fingerprinted, just as taxi drivers in the city are.

"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".

Similarly, the second part of the proposition can be seen.

This proves the second part of the proposition.

You let their voices be heard as a part of the proposition you offer.

However, Bealer denies that these semantic values are in any sense set-theoretic members or mereological parts of the proposition.

The second and third parts of the proposition have no empirical relevance since there is overwhelming evidence ruling out negatively skewed income distributions.

The first and third parts of the Proposition 3.4 advocate the idea that the majority winning tax is the most progressive one, when the median voter is part of the middle income group.

It is perhaps worth noting that one could have a theory according to which the semantic values of expressions in a sentence are recoverable from the proposition expressed by the sentence, even though the semantic values of the expressions are not (mereological or set theoretic) parts of the proposition.

However, a person who possessed the concept of necessity could not have an intuition regarding the corresponding modal proposition about Gliesians, "necessarily, there are more females than males on Gliese 581d" simply on the basis of fully understanding the non-modal part of that proposition and the modal proposition itself.