Sentence examples for it actually proposing from inspiring English sources

Alexander will say: "Our critics' logic means that they are, though they may not admit it, actually proposing even deeper spending reductions in the end.

The punchline of this informative--albeit unnuanced--doc is that Germany was so indifferent to their southern sister, that it actually proposed that the country lease its islands.

That merger didn't take place, of course, but in a conversation with David Gillen, he says that it was actually proposed in a meeting between the leaders of the two companies.

LH: I was thrilled to get more of Joanie (ahem) but as her pal demonstrates, the reality of her life is much less appealing than the fantasy of it and her perfect image: I saw that theme in the plotline of Dawn, who's disappointed by Madison Avenue, in SCDP's fantasy of the Heinz account, and in that way a foursome always sounds more fun until it's actually proposed across the dinner table.

(And by the way, that Jesus-mushroom thing? It was actually proposed).

What's odd in the whole discussion is that it's not exactly clear what the government is actually proposing – nor what if anything has changed.

What are they actually proposing?

(Republicans are actually proposing to lower overall tax rates, paid for by ending some tax loopholes.

But there are important differences between what Mr. Florio is saying and what Mr. Corzine is actually proposing.

For some reason, many commentators seem to believe that accurately describing what the G.O.P. is actually proposing amounts to demagoguery.

"But now people are beginning to ask: what is he actually proposing?"In this section Unfinished homework A foreign affair?