Sentence examples for may proposed from inspiring English sources

And you can't beat that – as Theresa May proposed yesterday – with banning orders and monitoring emails: that does not solve the problem, it simply drives it underground.

Addressing MPs following the review's publication, Mrs May proposed a new offence of police corruption that would replace one of misconduct in public office.

P. & G. and Gillette may propose, but the consumer disposes.

School officials said that they may propose a bond issue later this year.

At the end of May Mr Hatoyama may propose a modified version of the original plan.

But on Thursday, Dow Jones Newswires reported that Goldman may propose a new spin on the SPAC.

He may propose an end to final salary schemes in favour of a pension based on career average salary.

"From the standpoint of our fiduciary duties, we have to look at anything someone may propose," Mr. Miller told The Times.

"From the standpoint of our fiduciary duties, we have to look at anything someone may propose," Mr. Miller said.

A Democratic president may propose more spending on social services, but most of the federal budget is on automatic pilot.

The museum may propose adding up to three floors atop the nine-story structure, Ms. Hotchner said.