Sentence examples for has proposed with from inspiring English sources

Separate pacts like the one the United States has proposed with Singapore are seen as helping to pave the way for the larger APEC free trade agreement.

The problem with using past debt issuance, as the SEC has proposed with shelf registrations, is that it discriminates against smaller companies.

The source said there would be "substantive political discussion" of the reforms that the Prime Minister has proposed, with the UK renegotiation given "top billing".

In case you have been in hibernation these last six months: Mr. Bush has proposed with great fanfare a partial privatization of Social Security, an idea that has its virtues (and its vices, but never mind that right now).

And in a lecture about legal issues related to natural disasters, published in 2008, Judge Wood suggested that she would view trying terrorism suspects in military commissions, as Mr. Obama has proposed, with suspicion.

South Africa, whose waters are home to a quarter of the world's 400-odd shark species, has proposed with other countries that protection of many more species of shark be strengthened.

Democrats have sought to bundle the tenant-friendly changes they have proposed with the renewal of tax breaks sought by real estate developers and landlords.

He mentioned the week's most controversial announcement in passing – the "mansion tax" he had proposed with his treasury spokesman, Vince Cable, and which was introduced without consulting other frontbenchers.

The Healthy Americans Act I have proposed with Sen. Bob Bennett is the first bipartisan health care overhaul in the Senate in 13 years.

We need to adopt a policy of sound money, as I've proposed with my Price Stability Act, to refocus the mandate of the Federal Reserve.

"I know I'm on heavy medication, because I should be sad right now," she said, looking down at the diamond engagement ring Dad had proposed with in 1960, after just seven dates.