When Mr. Unz began to draft Proposition 227, the ballot measure that sought to end bilingual education in California, he turned to Ms. Chavez, who spoke on campuses and wrote columns advocating its passage.
Organizers of the measure have been working with sympathetic members of the Board of Supervisors to draft legislation that would accomplish what Proposition L had proposed.
In 2012, San Francisco voters struck down Proposition F, which would have ordered the city to study the removal of O'Shaughnessy Dam and draft a plan to replace Hetch Hetchy water, by a vote of 77 percent against.
Olberz withdrew his proposal early in 1985 with the hope of reaching an eventual compromise with homeowners, but in the meantime angry residents had drafted Proposition A and collected enough signatures to have the measure placed on the ballot.
Irritated by Johann Tetzel, a Dominican friar who was reported to have preached to the faithful that the purchase of a letter of indulgence entailed the forgiveness of sins, Luther drafted a set of propositions for the purpose of conducting an academic debate on indulgences at the university in Wittenberg.
To know a proposition, not only do you have to believe the proposition, but the proposition must be true.
According to Moore a proposition is composed out of concepts.
Rather than acquiescing to the will of the electorate, the council, led by President Pat Russell, has tried to undermine the measure by drafting an alternative ordinance that exempts much of the property that Proposition U would control.
On this view, to say that a proposition coheres with a specified set of propositions is to say that the proposition is consistent with the set.
Taking what I learned from that experience, I retained former City Attorney Louise Renne's law firm to help draft Proposition D for the November 2011 ballot.
He helped draft Proposition 215, a state ballot measure that legalized marijuana for the seriously ill who have a doctor's recommendation.
