Sentence examples for should proposition from inspiring English sources

And should Proposition 60 pass, Weinstein would literally be giving himself a job: the legislation would create an official government position, designed specifically for him and revocable only by a vote of the legislature, that would empower him to prosecute any suspected violations.

Sam relished the challenge and told his critics that, wherever he goes, he's always got his boxing gear in the boot of his car and, should a proposition arise, he would happily take on whoever it was putting the challenge forward.

We should doubt propositions only if we have a real reason to do so.

According to the first proposal an agent should believe a proposition if and only if her degree of belief that the proposition is true is higher than her degree of belief that the proposition is false (Weatherson 2005).

The proponents of the discriminatory proposition should be granted standing, and they should lose.

According to the second proposal (known as the Lockean thesis and discussed in section 2.6) an agent should believe a proposition if and only if her degree of belief for this proposition is higher than a certain threshold.

Although this anti-psychological approach is widely accepted today, there is still an open question concerning the order of explanation: Are beliefs and judgements true because they are directed at true propositions, or should we say that propositions (and sentences) are true because they express true beliefs and judgements?

Your value proposition should be short, memorable, and easy for the investors to share with others.

At such a rate, L'Ami du Peuple, as a losing proposition, should make money.

Ask any group of suburbanites to say yea or nay to the proposition "Should we do the best for our children?" and the vote will surely be unanimous.

They should vote against Proposition 8, which seeks to amend that Constitution to prevent people of the same sex from marrying.