Sentence examples for response to proposition from inspiring English sources

Those are among the tidbits offered in a three-hour gay-themed tour of Los Angeles run by Out and About, a bus tour company started in response to Proposition 8, the California ballot initiative that outlawed same-sex marriage.

The NOH8 campaign -- created by celebrity photographer Adam Bouska -- is an artistic social movement and form of silent protest in response to Proposition 8, the amendment passed in 2008 reversing same-sex marriage laws in California.

An incredibly successful example of online activism that bubbled up nationally was Join the Impact's (JTI) completely spontaneous grassroots, online-driven effort to organize protests around the country in response to Proposition 8's passage in California, rolling back marriage equality.

Developed by Frank Voci, a digital media consultant, as a response to Proposition 8's passage last November, the White Knot for Equality is a white ribbon tied in a knot.

Abbott's response to that proposition is that Bill Shorten lies about everything, to everyone.

In response to the proposition that Conservatives "care more about the rich and affluent than ordinary people," said Peter Kellner, a leading pollster, "big majorities in all parts of Britain think this, but the sentiment is especially intense in the north".

As the experts may have presented a similar argument in response to different propositions, some doubling of information is inevitable.

It was decided not to delete every overlapping phrase, because we thought it to be important to stay close to the experts' line of reasoning and wanted to show that some solutions, e.g. the importance of doctor-patient communication in case of reaching and maintaining adherence, were mentioned as being relevant in response to different propositions.

Notably, in the round of consultation responses to the proposition seven counties objected to the proposition, four of which are right-wing ruled and eight counties agreed with the proposition, five of which are left-wing governed [10].

What we learn in season five is that institutions aren't concerned with the merits of an initial proposition, that institutions are validated by their responses to the proposition, and also that hierarchies within institutions – including senior public servants – treat institutional responses as opportunities, sometimes as a "career case".

He said he feared the Algerian people's response to such a proposition "might not necessarily be positive".