Sentence examples for has to propose something from inspiring English sources

It has to propose something new.

But to head it off, they'll have to propose something else that will work.

The man then has 48 hours to propose, something still typically done over the traditional coffee at her home.

"This has been something the principal investigator (JPL's Bruce Banerdt) of this mission has been trying to get to Mars for nearly three decades, and so I'm really thrilled that this is now at a mature stage where he has been able to propose something that fits within the cost and schedule constraints of the Discovery programme".

I wonder if they feel like they have the freedom to propose something as radical or out of the box as this.

"And to propose something, there has to be much more co-operation between us.

If those with the courage to propose something concrete have been devastated in the process, they'll either leave or learn to be smart-talkers themselves.

The NLD has started to propose bills, something previously viewed as an impertinence for a non-government party to do.

He has also proposed something that has never actually existed in America: a unity government to pull the country back from the brink.

The National Park Service has also proposed something like joint operating custody of these parks until the crisis ends.

"We have proposed something to San Francisco that their own departments acknowledge would be thirty to forty percent less expensive then [what] they can build themselves," said Kennedy.