Especially considering the current state of our nation -- our staggering multi-trillion dollar debt, the rise of the healthcare debate, and the issue of funding for various programs -- the propositions being voted upon at the polls will have an even greater effect now more than ever.
Research has documented program successes and plans for replication have proliferated, yet very little is known about how the Proposition 36 program works or practices for achieving optimal program outcomes.
In the program, Judge Sotomayor also rejected the proposition that minorities must become advocates of "selection by merit alone".
The most commonly offender-reported reasons for dropout included low treatment motivation (46.2%) and the difficulty of the Proposition 36 program (20.0%).
Many of the programs predate Proposition 209, but in the years after the ban took effect the University of California system's spending on them jumped to $85 million from $18 million, before shrinking again in the last decade.
A dozen years of experience has produced many public overstatements and much hype from insiders, but nothing to support the proposition that the program works at all, much less that its marginal contribution is significant enough to justify its enormous costs in money, freedom, and destabilization of internet security.
These findings substantiate the intended principles of the PAR program [ 1], and also confirm the proposition [ 19] that routine assessment of the quality of care in family practice can identify strengths and weaknesses, prompt changes in the quality and efficiency of care, and contribute to establishment of standards of care.
One of them – as pointed out by the Malta program propositions – is the business model of migrant smugglers.
Schwarzenegger was doing his election shakedown cruise, the Proposition 49 after school programs initiative, which won easily.
More formally, the proposition follows from the dynamic programming optimality equation (i.e., Bellman's equation) [5].
