Sentence examples for proposition and not from inspiring English sources

Using technical analyses to make political connections is a risky proposition and not always reliable.

It also suggests that war might still be a one-on-one proposition, and not a sudden, unannounced, impersonal incineration.

A peace built on the 1967 borders is a common-sense proposition and not a new one; it remains imperative, even if it looks harder and harder to achieve.

"The co-bots are an 'and' proposition and not a 'or' proposition.

"It's about continuing to invest in the customer proposition and not resting on your laurels," he said.

Independence: The collective judgment on each proposition depends only on the individual judgments on that proposition, and not on other (considered to be independent) propositions in the agenda.

Locke seems to have shared some of the assumptions of his opponents (e.g., that if an idea is innate it cannot be wrong) and to have sensed that the issue is one of logic (of the status of a priori propositions) and not of genetic psychology.

Since James's argument specifies the irrationality of Clifford's Rule's exclusion of dependent and restricted propositions, and not just the abstract possibility of some kind of true belief or other being excluded, it escapes this objection.

He joins the pragmatists in denying that truth is a substantial metaphysical property that can be possessed by some propositions and not by others, and in focusing upon how this kind of discourse has a role in our practices, upon how truth or reference makes a difference in practice.

Hence for Frege, since truth-values occur at the level of the reference or Bedeutung of propositions, and not at the level of their sense, the rational cognitive subject engages with truth or falsity only in the context of assertoric propositional attitudes.

For that reason, the propositions, and not the key arguments or topics raised, were used to structure the results described in this paper.