Sentence examples for the central proposition from inspiring English sources

He has said he embraces Leveson but doesn't want the central proposition that the judge laboured so long to produce: statutory underpinning for a self-regulatory body.

On the central proposition of Europe, I have a much clearer idea of what Nigel Farage believes than I do what Ed Miliband believes.

The central proposition that corporations have taken over some of the legal persona of individuals is something that we recognise in practice.

But I'm serious about the central proposition: our generation has a lot of clout, and we should use it to make sure that entitlements are part of any plan to restore some sense to federal spending.

While the models differed, they all were based on the central proposition that more information on sustainability context, sourced from ever deeper internal and external stakeholder engagement, would help improve the quality of decision-making and the integration of sustainability as a core element of a successful long term business strategy.

The emerging picture "casts a very serious shadow over the impartiality and fairness of the process for the litigants," said Richard Hesse, interim dean at the Franklin Pierce Law Center here, "and certainly does leave a shadow over what we profess is the central proposition of our legal system, and that is a rule of law, not a rule of men".

We will stand at the next election with our own policy offer but that doesn't mean that we should disengage from the central pillars of the government; we should co-own the central propositions of the government".

For Spinoza, this is not the case, and this is the point he is making in this central proposition (1P10), namely, that although two attributes may be conceived independently one without the other this does not imply that there are two substances existing separately.

"The president's central proposition is really this: Tackling global climate change requires all major economies developed and developing to work together," said Dan Price, a deputy national security adviser.

The project's central proposition, first developed by a retired German violin teacher, Helga Thoene, is that the Chaconne was intended as a memorial to Bach's first wife, Maria Barbara, and that it is crammed with references to death and sorrow, vividly illustrated here.

Their battle for moviegoers is the latest test of a central proposition underpinning many of the last decade's media mergers: that combining Hollywood studios, television networks, magazines, cable systems and other disparate businesses can create a whole greater than the sum of its parts.