Two propositions have echo of that time of one line evolutionary theory and Weber's rationalization theory.
The following proposition is an echo to Proposition 4.2.2.
The origin of Worley's hatred is baffling, and suggestions that this is a response to President Obama's recent support for marriage equality are insulting and cannot fully explain Worley's radical, murderous proposition, with its strong echoes of Hitler's genocidal views.
At times, his remarks in favor of Proposition 11 seemed to echo those of his opponents in New York, who say that his effort to revise term limits would deprive voters of a chance to elect a different mayor, especially given Mr. Bloomberg's willingness to spend $80 million to win re-election.
Paraphrasing Paul Katami, one of the plaintiffs in the case against California's Proposition 8, the cases echoed the words inscribed above the entrance to the Supreme Court Building: Equal Justice Under Law.
BISMARCK, N.D. — Since Californians shrank their property taxes more than three decades ago by passing Proposition 13, people around the nation have echoed their dismay over such levies, putting forth plans to even them, simplify them, cap them, slash them.
Echoing the Telegraph's Charles Moore, Schirrmacher was referring to the proposition that the political system only serves the rich, suggesting that the leftwing critique of neoliberalism may have been valid after all.
He closed his remarks with a line fed him by Mr. Jackson, urging his listeners to vote against the recall and against Proposition 54. "Make it nice," Mr. Davis said, to a faint echo from the crowd.
Mrs. Feinstein echoed those themes in her appearance in Los Angeles on Friday, saying Proposition 19 would not increase tax revenue for the state and would not curb violence of drug cartels, both arguments that proponents have made in its favor.
