Sentence examples for has indeed proposed from inspiring English sources

The commission has indeed proposed, as an alternative to its withholding tax, full disclosure of information about interest payments.

Recent work on citation networks has indeed proposed a new method for highlighting the role of citations as conduits of knowledge.

So if tariff revenue finances, say, a cut in income tax (Trump has indeed proposed one), then the net cost to consumers is zeroed out (pace secondary effects).

Feigning bemusement when one audience member asked if he had indeed proposed to the actress,   he said: "The fact that I'm wearing a chick's ring on my finger is probably a dead giveaway.

This might sound really far-fetched, but nevertheless the matter has drawn the attention of philosophers and a specific experiment has indeed been proposed, though at present the circumstances to execute the experiment are unfortunately not feasible.

It has indeed been proposed that platelet activation, in terms of P-selectin expression and fibrinogen binding, and release of immunological molecules (sCD40L, RANTES) result from independent signaling pathways [43].

A postmodern conception of immune selfhood has, indeed, been proposed (Weasel 2001; Code 2006), a view that has kindred support in ecology (e.g., Drengson and Inoue 1995) and cognitive science (e.g., Shapiro 2011), where Cartesian conceptions of individual autonomy are being replaced with contextualized accounts.

It has, indeed, been proposed that FADS gene clusters have an impact on the risk of developing atopic disease [ 39].

ApoL2, due to its homology with ApoL1 and ApoL6 has indeed been proposed to be a BH3-only protein.

In studies employing only nonemotional stimuli, P1 has indeed been proposed as reflecting exogenous attention (Hopfinger & Mangun, 2001).

It has indeed been proposed that ΔPP (and other indices of ventilation-induced stroke volume variations) may not apply in patients breathing spontaneously [ 6, 7], but this has never been shown.