Converse of object

• assert: When the speakers make a practice of asserting the proposition under these conditions, they become the proposition's truth conditions.

• accept: However, I do not accept the general proposition, which the hon.

• believe: We cannot believe a proposition which we know to be untrue.

• express: Other writers hold that ( successful ) declarative sentences express propositions; and formulas of formal languages somehow display the forms of these propositions.

• seem: Why Bedford was not chosen is not stated, but it seems an attractive proposition, especially if it is also free!

• prove: The CALA Finance funding option continues to prove highly attractive proposition for ' growing the business ' " .

Adjective modifier

• viable: Provided the resource is there, community hydro projects can also be a viable proposition.

• attractive: For some, setting up a home office or working from home is an attractive proposition.

• compelling: Short lead times for delivery and flexible contract terms drive a compelling proposition within key market sectors, such as retail.

• risky: A business that has a well-rounded and established management team is a less risky proposition to a purchaser.

• existential: Those that wouldn't would certainly be negative propositions and possibly existential propositions.

• realistic: Are spinouts a realistic proposition for the plant sciences in today's environment?

Modifies a noun

• bet: Proposition bets - 21/08/06 I have entered into a significant proposition bet with a friend.

• cannot: However, the truth of a proposition cannot be derived from its popularity.

Noun used with modifier

• win-win: For both gas sufferers and those near and dear to them, this passive control device offers a win-win proposition.

• selling: Come up with a unique selling proposition that compels people to link to your site.

• franchise: Proposal: Preparatory work on the franchise proposition is under way to facilitate the franchising process.

• brand: The ' brand proposition ' was for a more natural product for the target market of ' chefs who aim to please ' .

• value: Deliver value propositions to your client based on the knowledge gained.

• business: We treat our clients well, working with them for the long term to get better results for their business proposition online.