Sentence examples for have proposed converting from inspiring English sources

Republican lawmakers have proposed converting the FCC regulation into a bill, but Democrats — concerned that the results could be much weaker than the current rules — are instead gearing up for a grass roots battle similar to the kind that defeated the House Republican health care plan.

Others have proposed converting farmland back to natural wetlands.

With construction underway on enclosed tanks for drinking water, some have proposed converting the Silver Lake and neighboring Ivanhoe reservoirs into a recreation area similar to the lake in Echo Park.

A neighborhood association has proposed converting a former prison in the Mount Morris Park Historic District into a boutique hotel.

But County Legislator Michael B. Kaplowitz has proposed converting the existing nuclear plants into natural gas plants, which would almost certainly require gas provided by the pipeline.

Mr. Gulotta has proposed converting the old arena in Uniondale into a convention center as part of a complex of shops and offices.

Each of those three has proposed converting Medicaid from a program funded jointly by the federal government and the states into a block grant program.

The presumptive offenders will stay in highly secure psychiatric facilities, segregated from other patients; Mr Spitzer has proposed converting a prison.

Mr. Weinberg has proposed converting all Greek bonds due until 2019 into a pool that would be refinanced with 25-year bonds.

The indictment does not name Forest City or the other developer, Franco Milio, who had proposed converting two vacant schools into market-rate housing in a development called Longfellow.

It was sold to an unidentified private buyer for $2.3 million after the trust, which has proposed converting it for use as a public literary center and by writers in residence, failed to obtain financing to buy it.