Mill stands for free speech and discussion in all matters, including religious and political ones, because this is how society can test and refine propositions thought to be true – a rebuke to the idea that the law should censor free expression to protect the sensitivities of groups.
In order to refine the propositions that resulted from our earlier studies, we used the case study design.
In the present study, we took Katana GRH as the case to test and refine the propositions that resulted from the Bunia and Logo GRH case studies [ 17, 18].
It can also be noted that Corollary 3.7 gives us Theorem 4 of [14] as a particular case and refines Proposition 3.5 of [17].
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In replication logic constructs and propositions were refined across the cases.
"Overall, one gets the sense that HSBC is busy tightening the ship – getting costs screwed down, refining their customer propositions, and making sure that their various regulators are happy – so that they are best-positioned for the global recovery," said Sandy Chen, analyst at Cenkos.
The rule is that we should treat well-confirmed propositions as true (or nearly true) until there are deviations that promote new research, which, in turn, lead us to refine our original propositions or reject them for new ones (Smith 2002).
This study aimed at testing and refining two theoretical propositions on how the management team and the key actors in a hospital adapt to a changing environment in a volatile setting such as the South Kivu province of the DRC.
In this paper we provide empirical support for a set of eight refined and extended institutional design propositions for the governance of adaptation to climate change in the water sector.
