The article elaborates alternate starting propositions emphasising the conflicting interests and predatory business practices that characterise informalised state governance and episodes of crisis.
Aristotle intends us to understand that prior to the demonstrations in a scientific treatise, the treatise should state starting propositions.
"If you hire a capable man and your competitors know about it, they'll start propositioning him.
"Slightly more intimidating was the time, ironically at a political party conference, when a man who was then the editor of a national newspaper started propositioning me in the bar, despite knowing I was in a long-term relationship, and despite my making it patently clear that I wasn't interested," Newman recalled.
It's not that robots are going to start propositioning humans and making them uncomfortable, but this is the kind of thing that must be taken into account when designing an interface — in this case, the robot itself, its gestures and posture.
Starting with Proposition 13 through Proposition 26, we've made it harder to raise the money needed for public goods, like infrastructure.
A series of voter initiatives — starting with Proposition 13, which limits property taxes and was passed in 1978, leaves the new governor far less flexibility in cutting programs or raising taxes and fees.
Having compared limited commitment to full commitment we continue juxtaposing the two accounting systems under limited commitment starting with Proposition 2. (a) For (lambda = 0) (U^{R*} > U^{R**}.) (b) Assume (lambda < 0).
However, given this strong notion of inhibition as a starting point, Proposition 1 provides a feasible way to determine if a CRS that allows inhibition contains a u-RAF and, if so, to find maximal ones, provided that X I is small (by applying the RAF algorithm across all the subsets of X I ).
The Dodgers offense has been something of a stop-and-start proposition this season, lately with too many stops.
