Sentence examples for needs to propose from inspiring English sources

David Miliband, in the New Statesman last week, said Labour needs to propose more "switch spends", and that it has to be quite radical about saying it will stop spending in one area to fund spending in another.

Contemporary urban geography needs to propose new definitions of human settlements, which both explain a consistent reality and help in pursuing some declared and largely shared goal.

Thus, the theory of fresco needs to propose an alternative hypothesis to polishing, in order to explain how a Roman artist could obtain in fresco the surface of the paint characteristic of secco painting techniques.

Having acknowledged the problem, the President now needs to propose solutions.

He needs to propose a bold stimulus package -- several times larger than the relatively small amount that Congress has passed -- on a scale that we have not seen since the New Deal.

They need to propose solutions.

Both major parties need to propose a solution.

We need to propose an alternative that can govern".

"Our opponents need to propose their own program," he said.

Mr. Pence and Mr. Boehner said House Republicans believed they needed to propose their own budget to bolster the credibility of their criticisms of the Obama plan.

The fund management company Mediolanum last month lowered to 3percentt, from 5percentthethe stake needed to propose a slate of independent directors.