Sentence examples for editor proposes from inspiring English sources

One particularly pressing question is whether both chapters 18 and 19 of Porphyry's Life of Pythagoras should be regarded as deriving from Dicaearchus, as the most recent editor proposes (Mirhady Fr. 40), or whether only chapter 18 should be included, as in the earlier edition of Wehrli (Fr.33).

A guest editor proposes the theme and scope of a new issue, draws up a list of prospective authors and article topics, calls for submissions to the issue, arranges for review of the manuscripts, provides short annotations of each article's scope, and prepares a statement of philosophy guiding issue development.

The editors proposed combining a Marxist political stance with a modernist, or avant-garde, aesthetic.

One of Dacre's contributing editors proposed a review of the red-carpet fashion from the Brit Awards, which he approved.

In January 2016, the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors proposed requiring that investigators make de-identified trial data available six months after publication as a precondition of consideration.

Recalling the newsroom discussions, Mr. Keller said some editors proposed publishing "a photograph that shows the front page of one of the European papers on which the cartoon was prominently displayed".

Meanwhile, earlier this year, the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors proposed requiring its member journals to mandate sharing clinical trial data as a condition for publication, and Vice President Joe Biden's "moonshot" is expected to push for more data sharing to expedite cancer research.

Editors propose practical reforms for curing Impact Factor Mania.

To the Editor: Jonathan Sacks proposes that "religion is the best antidote to the individualism of the consumer age".

To the Editor: Ross Douthat proposes that the conjectures and affections surrounding the legacy of President John F. Kennedy are somehow akin to cultism.

To the Editor: Ronen Avraham proposes to make the drafter of a medical-practice guideline potentially liable when a doctor follows it and a patient is injured.