Examples of using Propounded in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Who Propounded The Helicentric Theory?
The first is the Aristotelian strategy, propounded.
First propounded by Confucius five centuries before Christ.
Unfortunately neither Hitler norMussolini were born when Krishna propounded his theory.
Blaise Pascal famously propounded the idea that there is a“God-shaped hole” inside of every human being.
They speak only of the necessity for the Church to open herself up to theclamorous urging of the world as Cardinal Kasper propounded in February.
The Group Philosophy is built on four tenets propounded by NISSIN FOODS founder Momofuku Ando.
First propounded by Confucius five centuries before Christ:"Do not do to others what you would not like them to do to you.".
He has notmerely enunciated certain universal principles, or propounded a particular philosophy, however potent, sound and universal these may be.
Some old Sophists propounded an amusing argument to the effect that no object could ever move, for they said:"it cannot move in the space where it is, and certainly it cannot move in the space where it is not.".
Although this historical account was badly flawed, jurists such as Sir EdwardCoke used Magna Carta extensively in the early 17th century,arguing against the divinerightofkings propounded by the Stuart monarchs.
An unprecedented teaching of Integral Yoga propounded by Sri Aurobindo is that man can have material prosperity alongside his spiritual development.
With this quantum hypothesis he dethroned classical physics as applied to the case where sufficiently small masses are moved at sufficiently low speeds and high rates of acceleration,so that today the laws of motion propounded by Galileo and Newton can only be allowed validity as limiting laws.
Freke, in 1851("Dublin Medical Press", page 322), propounded the doctrine that all organic beings have descended from one primordial form.
In 1831 Mr Patrick Matthew published his work on Naval Timber and Arboriculture in which he gives precisely the same view on theorigin of species as that(presently to be alluded to) propounded by Mr Wallace and myself in the Linnean Journal and as that enlarged on in the present volume.
If each person lives the ideals propounded by the founders of his religion, unaffected by greed or hate, then the world will be a happy and peaceful habitation for man.
It is an error to say that it is possible that sometimes, according to the progress of science,a sense is to be given to dogmas propounded by the Church different from that which the Church has understood and understands.
If only each one lives up to the ideals propounded by the founders of one's religion, unaffected by greed or hate, the world will be a happier and more peaceful habitation for man.”.
For example, between the earliest date for the creation of the world proposed by geologists and the time scale that evolutionists indicate would have been necessary for man to have evolved is so huge that the whole theory of evolution is less viablenow than it has ever been since first propounded by Darwin.
The elder Geoffroy and Goethe propounded, at about the same time, their law of compensation or balancement of growth; or, as Goethe expressed it,"In order to spend on one side, nature is forced to economise on the other side.".
And despite all idealization of capitalism by the classical political economists of the eighteenth century as“the natural system of perfect liberty and justice”-not to mention the theories propounded by the later defenders of even the worst contradictions of this mode of production- the capital system can be no exception to such limitations.
After propounding the problem, he later solved it.
It is scrupulously forbidden that the supervisor propound any type of verbal interpretation of the materials to prevent any alterations of the original.
As usual,the European Parliament's Committee on Culture and Education insists on propounding new costly programmes and agencies at EU level.
And, most parents have no idea how totake care infants' teeth further propounding the problem.
The invention of analytic geometry before Descartes, with propounding structural theories of compounds before nineteenth century organic chemists, with discovering the law of free fall before Galileo, and with advocating the rotation of the Earth before Copernicus.
It is already the fourth time that a Kurdish party has been banned; time and again, Kurds endeavour to stand up for the rights of their people under a different name and time andagain they are suppressed for allegedly propounding ideas counter to the unity of the Turkish State.
These organisations, in most cases describing themselves as“non-governmental” or as“independent researchcentres”, have been active in propounding ideologies and political practices that are compatible with and complement the neo-liberal agenda of their financial patrons.