Sentence examples for eventually proposed from inspiring English sources

Two congressmen from Palm Beach County eventually proposed legislation to transfer the building to the federal government and make it a Superfund site, but the bill stalled.

After much foot-shuffling, it eventually proposed an independent oversight body for the accounting profession.Paul Sarbanes, the Democratic chairman of the Senate banking committee, is sponsoring a tough bill that would also end self-regulation for accountants.

Then various people in buildings around Whitehall appeared to get their hands on the plan, and what was eventually proposed was a secretive review rather than an inquiry, with no victim participation, and in which ministers and officials would be able to give evidence behind closed doors.

If the plan was something resembling the Jobs Act that the president eventually proposed in September 2011 — which is to say, a plan built around a large payroll tax cut — and the president went out and flogged it publicly for a few months, the way he did with the Jobs Act last fall, I think he would have gotten most of what he wanted.

A general conceptual framework for geocultural landscaping is eventually proposed.

Also for the first time, MEPs will vote on the candidate eventually proposed by the European Council.

It was also clearly stated that going to the level of research questions was not desired, as researchers would eventually propose research questions within the scope of the proposals they will submit to address the priority research areas defined.

But "Pamela" is, at bottom, a Cinderella story, and so Mr. B eventually proposes marriage to his former maid.

Ishii says that between thirty and forty per cent of the women in ongoing relationships with rental husbands eventually propose marriage.

Mr. Ward said National Grid needed to be a part of any planning because of the overriding importance of what it eventually proposes for its 800 acres.

But Dr. Dean said if he did eventually propose such a cut, "it will come out of the general fund in the form of a tax credit.