Sentence examples for merely proposing from inspiring English sources

The Trump administration, he said, was merely proposing a "time out" after 2020.

The Trump administration, he said, was merely proposing a "timeout" after 2020.

Like George Bush, Mr Putin is merely proposing to act pre-emptively, in extremis, against a state that poses a deadly and increasing danger.

We fear that Parkview is merely proposing unrealisable projects while the value of the land increases and the power station crumbles.

The story is pure legend, but it does reflect the fact that Parmenides was the first philosopher to use an extended argument for his views rather than merely proposing a vision of reality.

This isn't as crazy as it sounds — versions of the supermajority idea have been batted around by left and right alike since Reconstruction, and merely proposing it might spur the Court toward greater consensus, and perhaps greater modesty as well.

"Some countries need to legislate, not merely propose," he says.

That provision was merely proposed by the House Commerce Committee.

The F.T.C. merely proposes to set up a national "do not call" list, banning telemarketers from phoning people who put their names on it.

They are merely proposed casings for nonexistent devices that would process algae, trees and grass into forms that humans could digest when other food supplies fail.

All eyes are on Massachusetts, since it is the first state actually to enact (rather than merely propose) comprehensive reform, particularly the mandatory purchase of insurance.