Sentence examples for the initial propositions from inspiring English sources

The model described in this article evolved from the initial propositions made in [1].

In the initial propositions, success was defined in terms of sustainability, outcomes, and staff satisfaction.

Based on the assumption that two structures that have the same name are likely homologous, the initial propositions are formed of terms with identical names.

The initial proposition was simple: once a month, a small group of white and black pastors, from different denominations, would meet for breakfast and discuss activities that they could do together, such as taking a day trip to Monticello.

Holkot argued that when the opponent proposed the initial proposition, he was also implicitly posing the rejection of its contradictory.

The Aristotelian rule that the impossible does not follow from the possible, seems to allow the contradictory of the initial proposition to enter the debate.

Consequently, the set of indicators is neither perfectly consistent with the initial proposition nor fully developed in terms of the complexities of systemic interactions.

Consequently, the set of criteria is neither complete nor perfectly consistent with the initial proposition nor fully developed in terms of the complexities of systemic interactions and cross impacts.

Conceptual reflections as well as empirical evidence substantiate not only non-equivalent, but even complementary effects of institutional pressures, and corroborate the initial proposition of idiosyncratic 'corporate' accounting changes in local government.

But back to the initial proposition that if one has to ask how much an F-35 costs, perhaps one can't afford it.

You make it with very unsavory enemies". The initial proposition of politics is to differentiate friends and foes; its final aim is to mediate between friends and foes, to find a common ground between antagonistic contrasts without eliminating the competition.