Sentence examples for he proposed will from inspiring English sources

Scott Wiener of the San Francisco legislature said he is "cautiously optimistic" that the ban he proposed will be passed.

Most of what he proposed will have to be approved by Congress.

Clearly, whatever he proposes will need to be considered seriously.

But any plan that he proposes will need to widen the firm's customer base again.

"But my people are not convinced that what he proposes will work as well as he thinks it will".

Solutions, he proposes, will involve an interplay between a "well-managed government program" and an "inner spiritual conversion".

This reality makes the third question — what the president should propose — hard to answer, since nothing he proposes will actually happen anytime soon.

Mr. Silver said he was convinced that the interest rates on short-term revenue anticipation notes would "be half of what these tobacco bonds that he proposes will be".

While President Bush has suggested any tax reform he proposes will retain the mortgage interest deduction, he hasn't said how big a deduction he aims to protect.

We notice in Descartes' remarks concerning geometry in particular that the "entirely new science" he proposes will provide an exhaustive classification for problem-solving, where each of his three classes is determined by the curves needed for solution.

Take, for example, the following recent claim by Harvard economist Richard Freeman (1999, p. 12), who claims that a set of policies he proposes will result in "substantial income redistribution from those who have gained so much in the past 15 to 20 years…for it results in improving the living standards of those now at or near the bottom".