And he condemned certain propositions of Henry's Constitutions of Clarendon.
Battool attends school but her youth has not protected her from propositions of marriage.
They are not "true" propositions but only logically correct propositions of purely formal content.
"They are speculative propositions of what we could do with biotechnology, should we choose to," explains Collet.
That means advertisers concerned about losing market share must make persuasive arguments about the value propositions of their wares.
I tried to explore the outrageous propositions of cause and effect, of effort and recompense, in a sick society.
In ordinary conversation the word probability is applied not only to variable phenomena but also to propositions of uncertain veracity.
According to Locke, it shares a room with probable truths, which are propositions of which reason cannot be certain.
Because the propositions of arithmetic and algebra are exclusively about relations of ideas, these disciplines are more certain than others.
Without mincing words, Chomsky derided their work as empty posturing, juxtaposing their style and methods against the "empirically testable propositions" of more "serious" fields like the hard sciences.
The reason, they said, is that the propositions of church law and Pope John Paul II's teachings on a bishop's care of his priests "have not been done".
