Paid staff have to put in fixed hours, which is a better commercial proposition.
"We think Yukos put in a reasonable proposition to the government," said Tim Osborne, a director of Menatep, reached in London.
Even with the proposition put in these terms, Americans split 45%-24%-24%favofr of providing the supplies, a 21-point margin.
When the correct answer was put in the blank, the proposition of [POSSESS I SLEEP] (meaning, I have sleep) is formed, based on Kintsch (1998) and Bovair and Kieras (1985); therefore, among the words in the sentence above, sleep is supposed to have the strongest relationship with the word that should be in the blank.
Set aside the arrogance of the suckers-game proposition Tillerson put in the article: "Prove to me that I need to prove my dirty practices aren't dirty".
Here are two arguments for and against Proposition I, which would put in a 18-month moratorium or pause on market-rate housing development in the Mission District.
But Swyneshed's third conclusion is striking, whether put in terms of "contradictories" or in terms of a proposition and its negation.
Rights groups were put in an awkward position yesterday after California passed an anti-human trafficking ballot proposition that deters anonymous speech from convicted sex offenders.
But at the same time, we as clergy always put this proposition in front of them: 'No, still we can wait.' Maybe something good will have come out.
Since existing research has rarely explained Chinese anti-demolition protests from the perspective of frames, this article does not directly put forward specific propositions in regard to the effects of frames; instead, we aim to reveal associational patterns between frames and protest success through cross-case comparison.
