Sentence examples similar to propose a stand-in from inspiring English sources

When she took over from Dorothy L. Sayers as chairlady of the Detective Club she did so on condition that she would never make a speech; toasts had to be proposed by a stand-in.

He proposed that the boat, Nona, was a stand-in for Browne's mother.

The agency has proposed a stand-alone gender equality goal in any future development targets, which would include indicators to monitor performance.

Global Crossing has responded by proposing a stand-alone restructuring plan that hinges on the sale of several crucial assets in Britain and the United States.

The results propose a more homogeneous flora in stands of P. contorta compared to stands of P. sylvestris, suggesting lower understorey species richness at the landscape scale.

Major outcomes of the proposed approach stand in a better quality of the final product, in a shorter involvement of the amputee implying a lower psychological impact, in a limited use of physical prototypes, and in a shorter development time.

This means that, if a response plan is proposed which stands in conflict to the above-discussed restriction of shutdown of E 1, both RFIA and ROIA will still evaluate the response plan.

The revenue and distributional effects of Clinton's proposed changes stand in sharp contrast to those of the leading Republican candidates, who have all proposed huge tax cuts with the benefits sharply tilted to the rich.

He proposes a pact, in which the Conservatives would promise a referendum after 2015 and in return UKIP would not stand against Tory candidates.

In doing so, we propose a disinvestment model that stands to enhance more conventional evidence-based policy with informed stakeholder engagement to support ethical, democratic health governance.

He proposed a spring weekend in Paris.