Missing out on the competition boasting what Joe Ledley describes as "the best teams in the world" renders the proposition as attractive as the desolate landscape described in Cormac McCarthy's The Road.
Descartes' belief that the fact that he had made (epistemic) mistakes provides a basis for thinking that the Author of his being is less than perfect, and that, in turn, renders plausible the proposition that his epistemic equipment is not reliable.
Ms. Quinn could render the proposal comatose.
However, in one of his most recent books, Rocks Of Ages (1999), he attempted to come to terms with a religion more reconciled to science, reversing the proposition of rendering unto Caesar by allowing religion its independent domain.
Thus it is incorrect that, according to Paul, the significate with which the adequate significate of a proposition can be in fact identified is the one thing that, by being in a certain state, renders the propositio true.
In her dissertation she elaborates a crucial parallel between Kant's transcendental apperception in the First Critique and Wittgenstein's rendering of the general form and unity of the proposition in the Tractatus.
Defendant cites several district court cases outside the Ninth Circuit for the proposition that methodological flaws in surveys render them inadmissible under Daubert and Kumho Tire.See e.g., Winning Ways, Inc. v. Holloway Sportswear, Inc., 913 F.Supp.
So instead of vainly trying to isolate Vietnam, let us test the proposition that greater exposure to Americans will render Vietnam more susceptible to the influence of our values.
Previous electron micrograph studies of DASPMI-stained mitochondria in XTH2 cells supported the proposition that selective accumulation in cristae would render photodamage of inner mitochondrial membrane (17).
Recently, the whole country watched the California Supreme Court render their disappointing Proposition 8 decision banning gay marriage.
