Sentence examples for does not propose to change from inspiring English sources

Our data does not propose to change this phylogeny but rather merely highlights that DNA sequence variation and chromosome rearrangement are independent processes and greater understanding of both processes can provide different insights into the evolution of the structure and function of the eukaryotic genome.

Earlier this week, David Cameron rejected a call from Angus Robertson, the Scottish National party's Westminster leader, for the SAS to be subject to parliamentary oversight, saying they were already "subject to international law as everyone else is in our country but I do not propose to change the arrangements under which these incredibly brave men work".

"In our consultation document we did not propose to change these services at present but this was conditional on the ability to meet standards within the resources available.

He added that, "unless there are significant new facts brought into the public domain that actually change the potential police case and make necessary a fresh look at it, then I don't propose to change my views".

It's never been the custom or the practice of Australian governments to comment on these things and I don't propose to change that practice now," Abbott said as he was leaving an event in Canberra.

The president's budget does not propose fundamental changes to slow the growth in the two big entitlement programs, which together insure more than 100 million elderly, disabled and low-income people.

The committee does not propose a change in income tax rates.

Unfortunately, the document does not propose reforms that will change the current system of appointment of judges.

But he did not propose any changes to rein in entitlement programs, and he supported expanding Medicare to pay some prescription drug costs for the elderly "You have to ask yourself, where can they make changes that are sufficient to afford a reduction in deficits?" said Nigel Gault, the United States research director at DRI/Global Insight, a consulting firm in Lexington, Mass.

The resulting model is accepted or rejected according to the Metropolis-Hastings ratio: (13) Since we do not propose parameters that change across dimension, the Jacobian is equal to 1.

The Competition and Markets Authority said the deal, agreed in February, was "not expected to result in a substantial lessening of competition" and did not propose any changes in the terms of the deal.