proposition
প্রতিজ্ঞা
definition
verb
she had been propositioned at the party by an accountant
make a suggestion of sexual intercourse to (someone with whom one is not sexually involved), especially in an unsubtle or offensive way.
noun
the proposition that all men are created equal
a statement or assertion that expresses a judgment or opinion.
a detailed investment proposition
a suggested scheme or plan of action, especially in a business context.
translation of 'proposition'
বিবৃতি
noun
প্রতিজ্ঞা,
উপস্থাপন,
পূর্বপক্ষ,
প্রকাশ্য ঘোষণা,
বর্ণনা,
প্রস্তাব
example
At the select committee a 'proposition' was put to the submitters, which were all the territorial local authorities in the Auckland region - all eight of them.
needless to say, she refused his frank sexual 'proposition'
On my view, to believe something is to hold a 'proposition' in your mind assertively.
Voters responded overwhelmingly, carrying the 'proposition' into law by a margin of nearly 20 percent.
As written, the 'proposition' is overly broad and might have vicious unintended consequences the Legislature didn't foresee.
The 'proposition' was deemed unconstitutional and was not implemented.
Such a 'proposition' would involve putting an unwarranted gloss on the language of section 29 of the Act of 1971.
I have looked at this as a business 'proposition' .
And of course it's popular - with its ample helpings of eggs, bacon, steak and cream, it's bound to be a more attractive 'proposition' than its rival, the cabbage soup diet.
He goes on to cite a number of experts to support this 'proposition' , including some of the smartest guys in the field of national security and force structure.
It suddenly occurred to her why Kyle had offered the 'proposition' in the first place.
the 'proposition' that all men are created equal
It appeared an attractive and interesting 'proposition' .
The Law of Proportionate Belief states that one should believe in a certain 'proposition' or policy prescription in proportion to the arguments for that position.
A u2018no bidu2019 handed to you on a plate contract is a pretty attractive 'proposition' .
The guy pauses a moment, then grants that this 'proposition' seems doubtful.
That member has put up the same 'proposition' three times.
Step up the difficulty level, and it becomes a slightly more difficult 'proposition' , but still not too challenging.
It is a risky 'proposition' under any circumstances, and sometimes it doesn't last.
Investments that rely on the misfortune of others or the good will of sharks are a losing 'proposition' in the long term, whatever the quarterly earnings report says.
Let me be clear: As a business 'proposition' , consolidation makes sense.
Deciding which is worse - prolonged oppression or relatively short burst of violence leading to liberation - is an immensely difficult 'proposition' .
Californian voters rejected by a two-to-one majority 'proposition' 128
Obviously they didn't watch the press conference where we announced this 'proposition' .
Buying presents for girls is a very difficult 'proposition' indeed.
As a consequence, we believe that the bill has continued to evolve into a workable 'proposition' and a good piece of legislation.
a detailed investment 'proposition'
Giving up alcohol might prove a trickier long-term 'proposition' , although he has, for the first time in his life, admitted that he has been seeing an alcohol counsellor.
The 'proposition' being advanced to members of this House is an assumption that the law is unchanging.
And if the club still owned its own ground it would also be a much more attractive 'proposition' to would-be owners.
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