Voters in Ohio, Connecticut, and Minnesota turned down propositions to grant African-Americans the vote.
In 1966, Houphouët-Boigny even offered to grant dual citizenship to nationals from member countries of the Conseil de l'Entente, but the proposition was quickly abandoned following popular protests.
Grosseteste's response to such arguments is to grant that they in fact are sound and do indeed prove the necessity of true propositions about future acts.
She lives from grant to grant.
That is a hard proposition to test.
First, one propounds a proposition, that is, one sets forth a proposition to be proved.
That is a scary proposition to me".
The National Assembly sent the proposition to the Supreme Court to determine whether the National Assembly is authorized to legislate on the proposition.
Proposition 2 grants people with wide-ranging health issues permission to use cannabis in many forms to treat their conditions.
So, for example, the respondent is often obligated to take a position on propositions which make reference to their granting or denying something within the disputation (e.g., 'that you are in Rome must be granted [by you]') (Stump 1982, 327).
