The group led a campaign to defeat the proposition, arguing that it would cripple the county program.
Facebook's audacious proposition was that it would host content from publishers on Facebook, with no link back to those publishers' sites.
The whole proposition is so nonsensical that it would, and could, never happen. .
Opponents of Proposition 45 have contended that it would undermine the Affordable Care Act, endangering one of President Obama's most important achievements.
A deductive argument can be roughly characterized as one in which the claim is made that some proposition (the conclusion) follows with strict necessity from some other proposition or propositions (the premises)—i.e., that it would be inconsistent or self-contradictory to assert the premises but deny the conclusion.
The company since its initial public offering has had to deal with stalling growth and a frustrated Wall Street, as it tried to put together a strong business proposition that would keep it an independent company.
The early Leibniz holds that this type of proposition is true because God decrees that it would be true: that is, God decrees that Peter would deny Christ under these circumstances [see C 26 7 and Gr 312 3].
The value proposition of such an approach was that it would enable new innovative applications, that leverage computation with the network, and that it would increase the rate of innovations by decoupling services from the underlying infrastructure[71, 72].
In our example, John would not be consciously aware of having expressed a proposition that would be true if it was raining on Venus, nor would he at any remotely conscious level have planned for Kepa to reason from the triviality and irrelevance of the proposition that rain occurs to the one he meant to convey, that it rains at Stanford.
(Mr Davis is close to Bill Lerach, a trial lawyer who inspired a proposition that would have made it easier for shareholders to sue companies for "poor performance").
