Sentence examples for ending his proposal from inspiring English sources

"I am donating this copy of my latest novel to the war effort," he writes to Cameron in a letter which he posted, along with his book, ending his proposal that his novel be dropped from a plane with the line: "With luck, we might even kill a child: their skulls are quite soft".

Secretary Geithner ended his testimony with proposals for ensuring that the World Bank and its sibling regional banks improved their financial discipline, transparency and accountability, and concern for impact and results.

It ends with his proposal to his wife Sally.

According to Dole, Lee's film contains an "ambiguous treatment of class values" that stresses social differences but "underplays the consequences of the class distinctions so important in the novel"; for instance, Edward's story ends upon his proposal to Elinor, with no attention paid to how they will live on such a small annual income from the vicarage.

Mindful as he and his coalition are of being compared to Mrs. Thatcher, who is still a divisive figure, Mr. Osborne chose to end his hourlong speech with proposals aimed at helping the country's poorest, like an increase in the personal income tax allowance that would take 880,000 low-income people out of the tax net altogether, as well as laws that would aid retirees.

What intrigued me most in Mr. Goodman's post was the rough outline of a proposal with which he ended his column.

The governor's bill is unlikely to pass in the current legislative session, which ends June 20, but his proposal could influence the continuing contract negotiations with the two major public-sector unions, and Mr. Cuomo could either call the Legislature back to Albany this year or wait until January to try to have the changes enacted.

Mr. Cameron risks alienating the Liberal Democrats, the junior coalition partners with his Conservative Party, who might end up voting against his proposal.

His proposal to end the deferral of taxes owed on profits earned abroad would throw up an obstacle to this exodus.

Mr. Obama's decision to spotlight his proposal to end oil and gas subsidies immediately opened him up to criticism from Republicans, who noted that the proposal was unlikely to help lower the price of gas at the pump.

"Double taxation," President Bush said in introducing his proposal to end the personal tax on dividends, "is bad for our economy.