Sentence examples for formally proposing from inspiring English sources

For the first time, Mr. Obama is formally proposing to reduce future Social Security benefits, if Republicans will agree to higher taxes on the wealthy and some corporations.

"He was yelling and screaming and being irrational, but what he was formally proposing and pushing his staff to do — it often didn't make sense".

North Hempstead is close to formally proposing a $15 million Environmental Legacy Fund and Oyster Bay is discussing a similar program for up to twice that amount.

Late last year, the petition gained traction when the SEC added it to its agenda, signaling that it may consider formally proposing a rule this year.

A third, oddly, faced no such punishment for formally proposing that smaller banks and credit unions, where much rot lies, be examined less rigorously than their bigger counterparts.Recent regulatory decisions have also suggested that the agency might be losing its appetite for reform.

Although the group announced its plans on Tuesday, it sent a letter to the Norwegian Nobel Committee formally proposing Mr. Putin as a candidate for the Peace Prize on Sept. 16, two days after Russia and the United States reached an agreement in Geneva on a plan for Syria's surrender of its chemical arms.

The Baker Proposal has not been formally proposed.

On February 18, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approved a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) to formally propose allowing third-party manufacturers to make and sell set-top boxes.

Neither formally proposed marriage to the other.

Two years later he formally proposed, and she accepted.

Mr. Obama has not yet formally proposed a health plan.