Sentence examples for likely to propose a from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

Taylor thinks that Republican leaders are now less likely to propose a climate tax than prior to the election for several reasons.

If he has enough support to pass a confidence vote, Mr. Bersani, is likely to propose a slate of new faces as government ministers.

As for the property-tax burden that weighs heavily on upstate New York and Long Island, he is likely to propose a commission to study a possible ceiling on school property-tax increases, an idea he has previously opposed.

Bloomberg News, citing people who insisted on anonymity, reported that the White House is likely to propose an $800 tax rebate for individuals, a $1,600 rebate for households and investment incentives for businesses.

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

On the other hand, when faced with the clinical scenario of the incompetent patient, physicians were less likely to propose such a decision, in disagreement with nurses and family preferences.

The Times says around 80,000 EU citizens settle in Switzerland each year and with the UK and Netherlands talking about curbing the free movement of labour, Brussels is "likely to propose severe consequences to deter an unravelling of a principle it holds sacred".

Few people are in favour of raising the state retirement age, as the Tories and Lib Dems both recommend, or requiring university students (now more than 40% of their age group) to pay higher fees, as the Tories are likely to propose in the autumn.Support for a progressive tax and benefits system is strong.