Sentence examples for he might propose from inspiring English sources

But he was cautious about saying what he might propose.

He continued to decline to say when he might propose another approach.

Mr. Souder said he might propose even tighter restraints on the sale of pseudoephedrine.

Mr. Lefere said that when contract talks open next year, he might propose adding a health club membership for workers.

For a fleeting moment, it seemed as if he might propose federal subsidies for garlic and holy water.

He also said he might propose a two-year moratorium on cloning experiments, instead of an outright ban, in an effort to pick up votes.

And while Kaczynski and Prime Minister Beata Szydlo last week made several references to reforms they might propose to the European Union, no reform proposals have been introduced.

In her goofy fantasy, she imagines that one of them might propose and keep her number from hitting the dreaded 20.

But Alan L. Beller, director of the agency's division on corporation finance, said he expected that the commission might propose requiring electronic filing sooner than the Congressional deadline.

He said that European leaders might propose a "mini-Marshall Plan" to stoke growth in Greece, but that what was needed were political changes to promote closer bonds among euro zone countries.

He says he is now "willing to look at anything" Democrats might propose to break the impasse.