Sentence examples for dare to propose from inspiring English sources

So the question becomes, will the Obama people dare to propose something on that scale?

Finally, a direct approach to a major research institutional might just yield the result that you dare to propose.

You won't find politicians who dare to propose higher taxes.

France could, should, dare to propose such a change of doctrine.

But perhaps someone might dare to propose a new rationale, to declare: "The ancient Egyptians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Persians, Greeks, Romans, and the Third Reich are gone.

(Brave is the doctor who would have dared to propose such a ruse to Churchill himself).

Hence planners have rarely dared to propose underground construction except where the surface alternate was widely recognized as intolerable.

He dared to propose that levels of affluence in Western democracy were causing global poverty, and even global warming.

In the past, Mr Sarkozy has consistently pushed for an even bolder liberalisation of the labour market than Mr de Villepin has even dared to propose.

This last figure is particularly interesting, since Blue Cross and such plans are the A.M.A.'s alternative to socialized medicine, or, rather, to the timid fumblings toward it that even our most liberal politicians have dared to propose.

That the Republican dared to propose changes in Social Security or that he said he would consider changes in nuclear doctrine made him look like a bold leader willing to challenge the status quo, his aides said.