Sentence examples for might propose adding from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lefere said that when contract talks open next year, he might propose adding a health club membership for workers.

Asked about recent reports that Mayor Bloomberg might propose adding tolls to the four free East River bridges, he said, "It would be terrible".

Steve Landefeld, director of the Bureau of Economic Analysis which produces thousands of reports including GDP, has proposed adding more data series that might serve as an early warning system that imbalances were building.

President Bush has proposed adding $1 billion next year.

Mr. Annan proposes adding 40 more security officers in the field.

The JRF proposed adding in a local income tax.

President Bush has proposed adding $5 billion to current spending.

Last year, Japan proposed adding India, Australia and New Zealand to the mix.

Someone, for instance, might propose this rule for future adaptations: Never add; only subtract.

On February 28th a whisper that Germany might propose postponing EMU for two years was enough to add 0.24 percentage points to Italian ten-year bond yields and 0.28 points to Spanish ones.

But some soldiers turn up, and one might propose marriage.