Sentence examples for further proposing that from inspiring English sources

Recently the Dalai Lama has gone further, proposing that his successor be chosen while he is still alive, by himself or by senior monks.

A recent paper in the journal Bioscience goes further, proposing that national parks and other conservation areas be incorporated into a formal "national habitat conservation system" designed to protect biodiversity not unlike the future Wright once imagined for the parks.

Some politicians now want to go further, proposing that the current system of shared leave be turned into one of individual entitlements, under which mothers should be allowed to take only half of the family's total allowance, with the rest reserved for fathers.Policies similar to the Swedish "daddy months" have been introduced in other countries.

Together with Figure 2, these data demonstrate that STK38 kinases are conserved regulators of autophagy in flies and humans, further proposing that Beclin1 can function upstream of STK38.

Assuming that GLI1 might be involved into human breast cancer development and further proposing that GLI1 is activated through upstream members of the Hh signalling cascade, the mentioned Hh inhibitors could offer new drugs in the treatment of breast cancer as well.

She further proposed that guests write their initials on the bottles so that "heavy drinkers don't go home with full bottles of Scotch".

They further proposed that sense of belonging is important for persistence in college, particularly for Latino students.

Hu et al. [ 48] further proposes that feathering of the foot was a critical step in the evolution of birds [see [ 50]].

They further proposed that the capital could be used as share capital in the proposed company Olympia Vekst, which would be jointly privately and publicly owned and operate the venues.

Bush further proposed that the conventional arms talks be completed within 6 to 12 months.

He further proposed that the phenomena occurring during putrefaction were due to specific germs that function under anaerobic conditions.