Examples of using This proposition in English and their translations into Slovak
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
This proposition of law.
Who supports this Proposition?
This proposition is contradictory.
Concerning this proposition.
This proposition was almost unanimously rejected.
We accept this proposition.
This proposition is based on true or false criteria.
Would you agree with this proposition?
Why is this proposition put forward?
Your Excellency, I have this proposition.
That this proposition should not be rejected in a hurry.".
I have great difficulty with this proposition.
I have read this proposition in full.
Unfortunately, I cannot support this proposition.
This proposition is for official spaces and places intended to relax.
Of voters opposed this proposition.
Is it true that this proposition means a substantial reduction in regional funds?
But I am not satisfied with this proposition.
Alternatives to this proposition have actually been overlooked for over Twenty Years.”.
He asked for a day to consider this proposition.
This proposition typically requires a lot of research and planning because it calls for action and change.
I don't think I want to hear this proposition.
However, this proposition is anathema to countries with healthier public finances, such as Germany.
I am not, I am voting for this proposition.
I support this proposition because I love a goopy, flesh-and-blood woman, and, not surprisingly, she loves me.
Prabhupāda: What do you think, this proposition?
The new draft copied this proposition from the old programme, and attached it to the proposition mentioned above.
In the light of all the available evidence the panel rejected this proposition.".
All said that this proposition receives the same judgement in philosophy and that in regard to theological truth it is at least errouneous in faith.40.
This proposition is, however, substantively quite consistent with the previous diagnosis of a society of the image or the simulacrum and a transformation of the“real” into so many pseudo-events.