Sentence examples for be mooted from inspiring English sources
adjective
Subject to discussion (originally at a moot); arguable, debatable, unsolved or impossible to solve.
More promising may be mooted government support for credit insurance.
As world leaders talk up the need for a new financial architecture, more reforms will be mooted.
Copyright law's delicate balance of rights between authors and readers could be mooted as content authors and distributors latch onto ways to protect their work technologically.
Some MPs, even in his own party, have turned against him.A compromise candidate may be mooted, perhaps Arben Malaj, who heads the Socialists' block in parliament.
But it could be a runner to pre-empt Basel 3, which is likely to be mooted some time over the next decade.
His novels have been translated into dozens of languages and he has picked up enough literary awards for him to be mooted as a potential Nobel-prize winner.
Electronic voting was mooted.
Two state referendums are mooted.
A national minimum wage is mooted.
An interest-rate cap is mooted.
