Sentence examples for far proposes from inspiring English sources

Seth Terkper, a canny technocrat who became finance minister this year, so far proposes to thin the civil service only by "natural attrition" as people retire.

Of the 100,000 protests filed last year, the Assessment Review Commission has so far proposed 37,000 reductions.

Christians living in full community is how the church began . . . and the early church was far more radical than anything Rod has so far proposed".

Dr. Boyko, knowing his brother was planning a honeymoon in Africa but lacked the money to go far, proposed that the survey be done in Africa instead.

Yet the policies the Conservative party is so far proposing are far from progressive, missing not just a significant strategic trick, but betraying a fundamental lack of awareness about the dynamics of family life on the ground.

But the grouping of the world's 47 "least developed" countries said this week that they would want far more money to adapt their economies to climate change than the $100bn a year that been so far proposed by rich countries.

In recent weeks, Air France-KLM management has signaled its skepticism that the measures Alitalia has so far proposed, in close coordination with Italy's fragile coalition government, would go far enough to ensure Alitalia's long-term profitability and growth.

But if no action is taken, which seems to be the only option thus far proposed by Democrats, then the programs will phase out themselves for lack of money in 10 years.

Either Mr Yeltsin will have to raise sharply his ceiling for military spending, or he will have to cut troop numbers much more deeply than he has so far proposed.

All of the leading Russell Group and 1994 Group research-intensive universities have so far proposed maximum fees.

The proposed method therefore eliminates all the weaknesses of the PVD steganographic methods thus far proposed and guarantees secure communication.