Sentence examples for be able to propose from inspiring English sources

Businesses and other stakeholders would be able to propose regulatory changes to the council.

It wants voters to be able to propose new legislation and decide on it in national referendums.

Under the rules for debate, Republicans will probably not be able to propose amendments other than a complete substitute for the bill, Democrats said.

Anyone downloading the Betbug software will be able to propose a wager, then reach out to everyone else on the network to find a taker for the bet.

The challengers would be able to propose one to three directors, depending on the size of the board, S.E.C. officials said.

Lobbyists acting on behalf of major businesses will be able to propose resolutions and argue for new profit-enhancing legislation in front of elected city officials, who will then return to their council chambers and seek to implement the proposals.

By contrast, Mr. Bush has been able to propose both a large tax cut and new social spending.

Mr. Gaffney, they said, would have benefited by being able to propose a so-called election-year budget next September that called for little or no tax increases.

Private providers are incentivized to get people back into work or training under the programme, and are able to propose work placements as part of this service for those applicants they believe will benefit from such activity.

By beginning his second version with the boulder in place, he is able to propose ways of getting around it: by acknowledging difficulty, by resisting the temptation to minimize it, by moving sideways.

For the first time since he was elected, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg was able to propose a budget yesterday that called for few cuts, no layoffs, only a modest amount of aid from Albany and Washington and a property tax rebate for most homeowners.