Sentence examples for proposition that it from inspiring English sources

(b) Neither the Treaty's language nor the history of negotiations and practice under it supports the proposition that it prohibits abductions outside of its terms.

The private prison industry has long fueled its growth on the proposition that it is a boon to taxpayers, delivering better outcomes at lower costs than state facilities.

Recognizing this, the Court has limited its inference from the amendment to the proposition that it reflects "congressional sensitivity to First Amendment guarantees". Ante, at 506.

While this paper began with a critique of video as a means of 'knowing' what is learnt and its pedagogical premise, it ends with the Bakhtinian proposition that it is the effort of knowing that maps out a revised methodological orientation for the field.

But they forget the other proposition, that it must be lived forward".

58008_35007 agrees with my proposition that it might be an atavistic thing, harking back to a gorilla love of grooming.

This past week tested the proposition that it may be possible to know too much about President Bush.

Ofcom's finding in relation to the Gaunt interview "was essentially based on the proposition that it caused significant and unnecessary offence".

Relationism, on the other hand, is committed to the proposition that it is nonsensical even to inquire what these laws might be.

Further, millions of dollars borrowed from education funds will have to be restored at some point, under a state proposition that requires it.

The act was freely performed by Oswald, and the proposition that records it is a contingent truth known by God in his omniscience.