Sentence examples for proposition in an from inspiring English sources

"We are delighted," said Andrew Pugno, general counsel for ProtectMarriage.com, the official proponent of the proposition, in an interview.

That was a worry for him when he first raised his support for the proposition in an early leader's speech.

For decades, the words "gay" and "Congress" were usually seen together only in stories of scandal and shame: an arrest after an illicit proposition in an airport bathroom, accusations of trawling for sex on a phone service.

Classicism begins to look like an impure, iffy proposition in an installation halfway through the show, where the marble head of a startled-looking Hellenistic goddess is sandwiched between Brancusi's neo-Cycladic "Bird in Space" (1923) and a Grecian evening gown designed, around 1965, by Madame Grès.

The method, an MCA framework including both spatial and non-spatial MCA, was demonstrated on a railway planning proposition in an urbanising area north of Stockholm, Sweden.

We thus have a key proposition: In an equilibrium model of local labor markets, the racial equality index is the same across locations if and only if preferences are homothetic.

Toulon should find Leinster a different proposition in a fortnight.

That presents a scary proposition in a country with almost no antivenin stocks.

"Boston Marriage" is a different proposition in a couple of ways.

That was the proposition in a debate at New York University (NYU) on September 20th.

Mr Coase first presented his proposition in a lecture in Dundee in 1932, at the tender age of 21.