Sentence examples for proposal apparently from inspiring English sources

Faced with defeat, even a probably unworkable and possibly insincere proposal from Russia seemed worth grabbing.The proposal apparently came as a complete surprise.

One proposal apparently rests on the astonishing assumption that Northern Rock would be able to win a 25% share of British retail deposits over the next three years.On December 14th the Treasury asked Goldman Sachs, an investment bank, to see if it could line up a group of banks willing to finance the stricken mortgage lender.

Another proposal apparently brought up again was an offer from Pakistan to train the Afghan National Army, said an American official knowledgeable about the talks, but who also did not wish to quoted by name because of the delicacy of the subject.

Miliband said it made no sense to insist further devolution should be dependent on cities being run by directly elected mayors, the proposal apparently set out in a speech last week by the chancellor, George Osborne, in what look liked a surprisingly late conversion to city-based growth.

The important thing is that today's proposal apparently doesn't ban fast lanes.

The proposal apparently amounts to this: the sentence 'Hesperus = Phosphorus' is necessarily true as it is used by English speakers and it is an a posteriori matter to determine that it is.

"People are tired of having their interests ignored," he added later, while outlining a series of proposals apparently designed to address some of the protesters' concerns.

The Palestinians let it be known that Mr. Arafat threatened to leave because the proposals, apparently presented by the Americans, were too close to the Israeli public position.

Nopsema usually only allows environmental plans to be resubmitted twice but BP has split its application into two separate proposals, apparently resetting the counter.

With May's Chequers proposals apparently failing on both fronts – neither bringing new unity to her government and party nor convincing EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier – the government seems to be adopting a fresh approach that looks suspiciously like divide and rule.

In fact, Prezi says the idea for Nutshell came about after the startup realised that people were using Prezi's "zoom-able presentation canvas" for sharing events like birthdays, road trips, and even marriage proposals, apparently.