Sentence examples for likely to propose from inspiring English sources

Republicans are much more likely to propose bringing in private operators for things like the prison system or the urban school systems.

That is what Congress is likely to propose next month judging by the trends in immigration reform proposals and the current state of the debate.

"Democrats are more likely to propose protecting individuals, and Republicans are more likely to propose protecting markets," said William A. Niskanen, chairman of the Cato Institute, a libertarian research group in Washington that champions smaller government.

Jack Straw, the Foreign Office says, is likely to propose a licensing scheme for mercenaries within months.

The authority is not, however, likely to propose disbanding the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation as Mr. Bloomberg has demanded.

President Bush is likely to propose both as part of his $150 billion package of emergency measures.

The EU's next constitutional conference is likely to propose a formal restructuring of the commission into a two-tier hierarchy.

Airlines are more likely to propose charging a fee for wider seats, as they now do for extra legroom.

The ruling party is likely to propose a revision of the new law to prevent that happening.

White House officials said Mr. Bush was also likely to propose speeding up previously scheduled rate reductions for all classes of taxpayers.

Senate Democratic leaders are likely to propose subsidies more generous than those in the Finance Committee bill, but less generous than those approved by the health committee.