Sentence examples for it proposes three from inspiring English sources

It proposes three options.

It proposes three different levels of detail, for three categories of offence.

It proposes three options to deal with debt relief: by extending extending the maturity on Greek debt with grace periods of 30 years on the entire stock of European debt (this would take the repayments into the 2050s and beyond) explicit annual transfers to the Greek budget or deep upfront haircuts, which most Eurozone countries have so far opposed.

It proposes three complementary principles [68, 69]: First, sufficiency requires a decrease of resource extraction from the environment "to limit the human scale to a level which, if not optimal, is at least within carrying capacity and therefore sustainable" [68].

It proposes three models for the way the ambulance service could be run in the future: One option would be to run the ambulance service as a separate health board directly funded by the Welsh government with the same budget, performance and accountability.

It proposes three models with growing complexity and with a growing number of components: two-equation models with only two components, governing water and bedrock evolution; three-equation models with three components where water, bedrock, and sediment interact; and finally models with four equations and four interacting components, namely water, bedrock, suspended sediment, and regolith.

So it proposes one equation: x = 250, and another controlled equation, x/y = 15.

It proposes one of the simple answers you'll come across anywhere, and I mean that as an absolute compliment.

In their present state, said the committee in April, such models should not be used for allocating capital though it holds out the hope that they will be used in the future.In the meantime, it proposes two alternative approaches.

It proposes two new sources of revenue: tolls on the East River and Harlem River bridges to Manhattan, which are now free, and a mobility tax of 33 cents on every $100 in salaries and wages that would be levied on all employers, public and private, in the 12 counties the authority serves.

It offers no single quick fix or big idea beyond such easily mocked platitudes as a "stronger collective vision", with "mutual respect and adherence to a set of universal norms which have been collectively developed and agreed".In this section Edison's revenge Grey matters Dry bones ReprintsInstead, it proposes two modest but useful reforms.