"Insurers work on the basis that having an accident indicates that you are a risk proposition," Pratt says.
A nation conceived in liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal, enslaved millions of people.
Amazon clearly considers The New Yorker Presents a similarly blue-chip proposition.
Now, you may be expecting us at this point (otherwise known as the Debunking Paragraph, in which we refute the proposition of the introduction – in this case that the band need to be amazing and great to match the ambition suggested by their name) to announce that Spector don't live up to their own self-hype.
From this reference, we can deduce that the OLC authored a separate drone memo assessing – and dispensing with – the proposition that an American citizen had the right not to be deprived of his life without some form of judicial process.
A poll conducted in mid-September by Rice University in Houston found 45% of likely voters supported the referendum proposition, with 35% opposing it and nearly 20% still undecided.
Mayberry's words often make Chvrches seem like an uncommercial proposition.
Hence the European Union's recent emphasis on revising the rules around data protection, and on our so-called right to be forgotten – a proposition that raises important questions: what counts as personal data in the first place, where burdens of proof and administrative effort will lie, and how amenable present business models are to such a notion in the first place.
On the question of same-sex marriage, it's also a losing proposition.
So, in a sense, they were, but they were not dealing with a business proposition - they were concerned with murder, with the incalculable loss of blameless life".
During the filming of the followup, Marnie, Hedren claimed that he also "made an overt sexual proposition", and when she resisted "became threatening", saying he would ruin her career.
