Examples of using Second proposition in English and their translations into Greek
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That is the second proposition.
After so many attempts,I find it harder to believe the second proposition.
The second proposition is that.
We come to our second proposition.
The second proposition relates to the mental grasp of the"inspired" man- inspired from on high by his solar angel.
So, that's my second proposition.
The second proposition is that, since the crisis hit, the rest of the eurozone has been extraordinarily generous to Greece.
Let us now look at the second proposition.
So, that's my second proposition: Trust is an essential condition to a free society.
Every organization has accepted the second proposition'.
Now we look at the second proposition, the victory of Germany.
Should I not answer in the same way,"It is theft," without fearing to be misunderstood, since the second proposition is only a transformation of the first?
It is this which explains the second proposition of the verse, where the title of(promised) posterity is expressly given to that descent obtained through faith in the promise.
May I not likewise answer, It is robbery!,without the certainty of being misunderstood; the second proposition being no other than a transformation of the first?
This is done by observing the well known rule that the connective particle[vav] is often used as a disjunctive, and means“or”,when there is a second proposition.".
But this brings me to the second proposition that I wish to defend.
This is done by observing the well known rule that the connective particle ו(vau, our English v) is often used as a disjunctive, and means“or”,when there is a second proposition.
And everyone believed that the second proposition was the more likely of the two.
The first was that only by overcoming political disunity and enmity does humanity have the chance to survive and develop, and the opportunity to cope with the global challenges of the age and to secure world peace andprogress on our planet. The second proposition was that the only reliable support for our efforts to overcome the political disunity of the modern world is human rights and, first and foremost, intellectual freedom.
To put this argument in the form of a second formal proposition.
That is what the proposition for a second referendum is like.
This being Darwin's first proposition, his second is that as soon as the mental faculties of a species become highly developed, as they are in man, the social instinct will also necessarily be developed.
