Sentence examples for Having proposed from inspiring English sources

"Having proposed an annual vote, he now seeks one every three years," Mr. Umunna said.

Having proposed to virtually every eligible woman of his acquaintance, he married Ivy Walker, disastrously, in 1909.

Having proposed to ban the Muslim headscarf from universities, he said: "Political Islam is doing battle against our values.

Having proposed and performed high-wire walks in many countries, I know that this is a typical response from those without vision: it is simpler to say no.

Having proposed an extra penny on the basic rate of income tax under Mr Kennedy, the Liberal Democrats now plan a four-pence cut.

Having proposed the modified SS embedding scheme for information hiding in the magnitude of the DFT domain, we can derive the optimal decoder using the distribution of the host signal.

Having proposed to play their matches next season at Oxford United's Kassam Stadium, where the second leg of the final was played, an RFU statement said that not having primacy of tenure at their chosen ground was one of "various failures" in Welsh's promotion bid.

Having proposed an improvement of this model which reduces appreciably the computation time, we propose another integer linear programming model, easy to carry out, which allows to obtain, in a few seconds of computation, optimal or near-optimal solutions for instances with hundred of cells and hundred of species.

Having proposed the optimal decoder of the ISS scheme in the DCT domain, the error probability is obtained by (19) where the mean and variance are determined as follow: m z = ∑ i = 1 l 1 σ x i c 1 2 x i + 2 A ( l μ + 1 ) c + 1 2 x i - 2 A ( l μ + 1 ) c - x i c, (42) σ z 2 = ∑ i = 1 l 1 σ x i 2 c 1 4 x i + 2 A l μ + 1 c - x i - 2 A ( l μ + 1 ) c 2. (43).

Both have proposed budgets already.

Friends have proposed cake makers.