Examples of using This proposition in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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This proposition is being explored.
We cannot accept this proposition.
This proposition the Palestinians rejected out of hand.
I shall not vote for this Proposition.
This proposition can be supported by the phenomenon of dwindling living space.
I am not going to vote for this proposition.
As the one offering me this proposition you have the opposite, every flip of the coin is 5 cents- ev for you.
Ellington does not stand for this proposition at all; and.
This proposition is central to the'maximizing shareholder value"(MSV) arguments espoused over the years, most notably by Michael C. Jensen.
Elfiena had no reason to not accept this proposition.
Therefore, if we are to believe this proposition, we must have evidence that it is true.
This proposition is of great importance, and goes a long way towards solving our previous difficulties concerning a priori knowledge.
The question is:What reasons can there be to assert this proposition; or: How can we become certain as to its truth or falsehood?”?
In addition to the legalities, the white-paper uses considerable space acknowledging its competitors anddetailing how this proposition is different.
It is now time for developers and the government to present this proposition a strive, making sure that the overall improvement of the country happens at some point of.
However more recent trials, including the ASCEND trial in diabetes and the ARRIVE trial in younger high-risk individuals,have thrown doubt on this proposition.
Barack Obama rejected this proposition hours later, saying he would fulfil his“constitutional responsibilities to nominate a successor in due time”.
According to this viewpoint, since the proposition"God exists" is not foundational,it would be irrational to believe this proposition apart from rational evidence for its truth.
Gates heavily favored this proposition over WebTV's, whose concept relied on Windows CE, a heavily stripped-down Windows variant that wasn't compatible with DirectX.
Sudoplatov asked the ambassador if Hitler would stop penetration of the USSR in exchange for giving Germany, a large part of the USSR.[1][6]No one knows if this proposition was genuine or if it was an attempt of the USSR to gain time.[citation needed].
Bopearachchi has supported this proposition by pointing at the similarity between the portraits and the identical treatment of the diadem(one end straight, one end crooked).
You also have to consider the extra strain Bluetooth puts on your smartphone battery(not that there's much Plantronics can do about this), but for those of us who use our smartphones heavily for audio consumption(not just music but podcasts, audio books etc.)there's definitely value in this proposition.
This proposition is expensive, but it does increase your computer security and your overall chance of data recovery should your machine ever get stolen or lost.
The reason is that this proposition cannot be understood at all unless we know that there are such people as Brown and Jones and Robinson and Smith, and this we can only know by experience.
This proposition, like so many real-life recent legislative moves that have affected many U.S. states, threatens to outlaw same-sex marriage, adoption and other family civil rights.
This proposition caused controversy, as the body would not have the power to impose sanctions or punish countries which violated citizens' rights and would therefore be limited in effectiveness.
This proposition, initially formulated in 1979 by Dorian Goldfeld of Columbia University for a particular class of elliptic curves,“has been a folklore conjecture forever,” said Barry Mazur of Harvard University.
However, this proposition is not entirely accurate, since the transition from the"lark" to the"owl" without harmful consequences takes several months, but the reverse transformation occurs much faster- up to 9 days.
But though this proposition is not likely to be contested in general terms, the practical question, where to place the limit- how to make the fitting adjustment between individual independence and social control- is a subject on which nearly everything remains to be done.
It is plain that we believe this proposition, in the first place, because there is no known instance of men living beyond a certain age, and in the second place because there seem to be physiological grounds for thinking that an organism such as a man's body must sooner or later wear out.