Sentence examples for proposition that it is from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

Brian De Palma's oeuvre, which is being screened in its entirety at Metrograph during June, is dedicated to the proposition that it is.

Stuart, a smug cicerone on Michael's tour of the Los Angeles netherworld, stands for the proposition that it is an ill windbag that blows no good.

Farquharson opens her book with the proposition that it is better to take small steps on behalf of the planet than to do nothing at all.

"Start with the proposition that it's a politically motivated prosecution," said John Pappalardo, an American lawyer representing Mr. Khodorkovsky.

There's such bold vision here, such an exciting theatrical proposition, that it's exasperating that it isn't fully realised.

"We need to test the proposition that it's cheaper to enrich them a little than to fight them every spring and summer".

If you discount the relationship between Iraq and Al Qaeda, then you discount the proposition that it's part of the war on terror.

The next day he argued against the proposition that it was in an agent's interest to be just in terms every bit as convincing.