Sentence examples for proposition that it was from inspiring English sources

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.

"My corporate advisors came to me with the proposition that it was entirely possible, as well as highly beneficial, to negotiate a deal with Ticketus that would allow us to complete the takeover and maximise working capital for the club's day-to-day business".

They also replied that the Stoic sage would withhold assent in cases where things are too similar to be confident that one had it right (Cicero, 40I Sphaerus' response to his predicament was to say that he only assented to the proposition that it was 'reasonable' that what he was presented with were pomegranates (and that was true!).

"History amply supports the proposition that it was an uncontroversial provision that merely confirmed the fact that no one interested in the enactment of the FAA ever intended or expected (it) would apply to employment contracts," noted the dissenters.

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.

"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.

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.

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

It is worth considering the proposition that it is perfectly possible to nominate, say, a three-stroke rally as the best of all time.