Sentence examples for been able to propose from inspiring English sources

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

Free of bureaucratic restraints, Seif Qaddafi has been able to propose far-reaching ideas: tax-free investment zones, a tax haven for foreigners, the abolition of visa requirements and the development of luxury hotels.

While many have called for giving aid to these countries on the scale of the Marshall Plan that helped rebuild European democracies after World War II, the administration has been able to propose only relatively modest investments and loans, and even those have stalled in Congress.

While users have been able to propose and submit potential geofilters since December, the company says only about one-third of submissions are approved.

Using all the experimental data analyzed to date we have been able to propose a simple model that predicts that the surface property of liquids at molecular level is influenced by cohesion forces between the liquid molecules.

"This has been something the principal investigator (JPL's Bruce Banerdt) of this mission has been trying to get to Mars for nearly three decades, and so I'm really thrilled that this is now at a mature stage where he has been able to propose something that fits within the cost and schedule constraints of the Discovery programme".

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.

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.

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