Sentence examples for own proposition from inspiring English sources

Vince Cable was going to abstain from his own proposition on tuition fees!

He said the charity could not afford a loan so he brought an amendment to his own proposition raising the trust's contribution from £2m to 50% of the cost up to £3m.

Each had his own proposition.

But Merkel's stance -- which amounts to the sort of "informal" discussion she says the EU will not carry out until the UK invokes Article 50 and comes to the table with its own proposition -- surely means that such a core principal of the EU is off the table.

In this way, they established a mathematical relationship between the criteria of the WHO (diameter product) and their own proposition using a single measure.

"Unfortunately our Republican friends took a walk on this, even on their own propositions," Mr. Dodd said.

His impersonation of the LSE's much revered professor of political science, Harold Laski, arguing with himself, knocking down his own propositions one by one, revealing the fallacies in each, was evidently a tour de force.

Amid all the talk of brand, not least from politicians trying to redefine their own propositions in a more dynamic fashion, it was comforting to see an old one reassert itself.

It was what I call a "rent-to-own" proposition: see how it feels for a little while before actually taking it in.

"Yes," Mr. Bradley began, answering his own theoretical proposition.

It means whatever you decide it means…in this new age of real estate that we're transitioning into, each agent will invent their own value proposition.