Sentence examples for proposition advocated by from inspiring English sources

The TSA rejected some suggestions, however, including a controversial proposition advocated by the union that represents 45,000 TSA officers.

The proposition, which is being advocated by a group called the Coalition for a Safer Detroit, would amend city law to permit "the use or possession of less than 1 ounce of marihuana, on private property, by a person who has attained the age of 21 years".

By convention, he sets the value of the necessary proposition at 0 the necessary proposition is no news at all!

On this view, his skepticism is very similar to the Pyrrhonian skepticism advocated by Sextus Empiricus: the skeptic is someone who refuses to accept any philosophical theory or proposition as rationally warranted, and insists that further examination is always required.

That is the sort of absolutist, annihilation-bent position that has been a losing proposition since 1948 and will continue to undermine the legitimate Palestinian quest for statehood alongside a secure Israel — the one embraced by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas — for as long as it is advocated by self-serving merchants of hatred.

Alternatively, in a solution advocated by the 'restringentes [restrictors]' so-called because they avoided self-reference by restricting what a term can supposit for—we could make the proposition non-reflexive by stipulating that "terms that are apt to supposit for propositions are not put in propositions to supposit for the propositions in which they are put, but for others".

It is an idea advocated by Berners-Lee [104].

Our findings also strongly advocated by Verma et al. (1969).

As advocated by Di Maria et al. [3] for developed countries, so do we advocate for developing countries.

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The idea that propositions can not only be viewed as state descriptions but also as updates has been advocated independently by many people.