On the one hand, it does not exist outside the proposition that expresses it, but it cannot be confused with the proposition, since it has a distinct "objectity" of its own (it does not exist, but rather "subsists" or "insists").
Although it is required by law to be the insurer of last resort for people in need -- often a money-losing proposition -- it has more than made up for that by leveraging its size to win large and lucrative clients like the 80,000 policy holders enrolled in a state health plan.
It is a new proposition, and it has been worrying me a lot all day.
Thus, even if this Court had accepted the proposition, which it has not, Scheuer v. Rhodes, 416 U.S. 232, 94 S.Ct.
In summer, this stroller brigade works out at a park in Ridgewood, but by fall that can be an icy proposition, so it has moved indoors.
Slinking through sewers may sound like a messy proposition, but it has earned $100 million in venture capital for Silver Spring, MD-based CityNet Telecommunications-the company that hopes to use the sewer robots to wire up cities throughout the United States.
The Sikh population's lack of numerical strength in relation to other residents of the Punjab made this an unviable proposition, but it has resurfaced in various forms since.
Academically it's a challenging proposition, but it has plenty of practical applications as well.
Then (mathcal{U }_Lambda ) has uncountably many quotients (a consequence of Proposition 4.2.iv); it has intermediate growth, and therefore is amenable (established in [75, Theorem 9.7]).
In Proposition 2, it has already been proved that g k (p k admits a unique maximizer p k ∗ which is given by the solution to (25).
