Sentence examples for be ready to propose from inspiring English sources

The prospect of negotiations -- for a Palestinian state, even a provisional one, as President Bush is reported to be ready to propose -- seemed far away.

Indeed, the EU may not be ready to propose a deal until the Serbs hand over another alleged war criminal, Ratko Mladic, to The Hague.

To Schiff, lawmakers generally "know far too little to be ready to propose anything" that might address the proliferation of conspiracy theories, hoaxes and other troubling content through legislation, he said in an interview Thursday.

He said it is too early to recommend longer-term reductions, telling lawmakers he will not be ready to propose further cutbacks until sometime next year, probably in March.

And it is not certain that the Fed would house the new agency, as Mr. Corker has urged; Mr. Dodd has suggested the Treasury Department, and Mr. Shelby the F.D.I.C. Aides for Mr. Dodd said that he would not be ready to propose a bill until the end of the week at the earliest.

Then, network for opportunities and be ready to propose your value! - Jeff Klubeck, Get A Klu , Inc

By May 1999, Mr. Aboud was ready to propose.

By November 2011, Mr. Gien was ready to propose, but his first two efforts came to naught.

Charles, California Since you are ready to propose, why not go ahead and do so?

The European Commission, he added, was "ready to propose a European framework".

In December 2010, when Mr. Wolf was ready to propose, chocolate played a key role.