Sentence examples for may not propose from inspiring English sources

It may not propose, but only scrutinise, most legislation.

It may not propose legislation that involves public spending.

Policy reports must be approved or rejected as a block, and affiliated organizations may not propose policy resolutions while issues are being deliberated by a commission.

He may not propose anything as daft as a 75% tax, but neither is he offering the radical reforms or the structural downsizing of spending that France needs.

So, we may not propose to investigate on leptin and adiponectin levels in diabetic children for the assessment of vascular health so far [ 27].

This means that although a run may not propose all the same parental populations it may propose a subset in a consistent manner.

This precaution was taken because whole-body CT may be more time-consuming than selective CT or other diagnostic methods used in the emergency room (or both) and thus may not be proposed to the most severely injured patients [ 19, 20].

Home Secretary Theresa May said she was "not proposing to introduce such a cap now" but there was a "possibility of reform in the future".

I end with a discussion of conditions under which relational framing may not matter and propose a research agenda for consumer researchers interested in building on the solid foundation laid by McGraw and Tetlock.

"Because the corporation counsel will not represent them, the movants may not file their proposed amicus brief," Justice Gerald Lebovits wrote in a four-page decision that came after arguments on the issue in November.

Nothing in the status of the precedent created by the Twenty-seventh Amendment suggests that Congress may not, when it proposes an amendment, include a time limitation either in the text or in the accompanying resolution, simply as an exercise of its necessary and proper power.