Sentence examples for propose that since from inspiring English sources

He was the first black chaplain in the Union Army, the first black bishop to ordain a female minister, a fierce supporter of black emigration to Africa and one of the first blacks to propose that since white men believed God was made in their image, black men should claim him for themselves.

Advocates for alternative uses of an alkaline diet propose that since the normal pH of the blood is slightly alkaline, the goal of diet should be to mirror this by eating a diet that is alkaline producing as well.

In opposition to the formal theories of the generative school, functional theories of language propose that since language is fundamentally a tool, its structures are best analyzed and understood by reference to their functions.

We propose that since in both cases the number of workers exceeded 10, at which size, according to our results, workers behave the same as in a full-sized colony regarding ovarian development and pheromone production, we should not expect any differences.

Using a similar argument, we can further propose that since ε2 and ε3 alleles seem to be under a similar pressure from natural selection in our simulation and ε2 has a lower frequency in human populations, ε2 arose later than ε3.

Instead we propose that since the amount of polymorphism expected is 4Neμ, where Ne is the effective population size and μ is the mutation rate, the lower number of indels could be a consequence of the lower effective population size of the X-chromosome compared to autosomes.

There is a philosophy called "pessimistic meta-induction from the history of science", which proposes that, since the most watertight of old theories have been disproved, we must assume today's theories will be disproved, too.

Since Xiaoping Deng proposed that science and technology is the leading cause of productivity in 1975, the Chinese government promulgated a series of policies and laws to encourage technological innovation to assist economic growth.

A series of cyber laws have since been proposed that would increase the state's power to control and monitor the internet.

To count the number of solutions, Weil proposed that, since the questions were now geometric, they should be amenable to the techniques of algebraic topology.

In the mid-nineties, some American academics proposed that, since it has its own rules, and its own citizens (of a sort), the Internet ought be considered "sovereign" in a way.