Sentence examples for propose any changes from inspiring English sources

However, the president did not propose any changes for taxing dividends of Americans with taxable income less than $250,000.

The Competition and Markets Authority said the deal, agreed in February, was "not expected to result in a substantial lessening of competition" and did not propose any changes in the terms of the deal.

But he did not propose any changes to rein in entitlement programs, and he supported expanding Medicare to pay some prescription drug costs for the elderly "You have to ask yourself, where can they make changes that are sufficient to afford a reduction in deficits?" said Nigel Gault, the United States research director at DRI/Global Insight, a consulting firm in Lexington, Mass.

However, if an alliance was to propose any changes, it would have to go out to consultation.

"But we need to read the reports before we decide whether to propose any changes," the aide says.

He has said that any senator is entitled to propose any change in the rules he may desire, and to have the Senate vote on his proposal.

But it is not proposing any changes to accommodate the cleverest.

Oh, I just thought about one, and that is in fact I was wrong when I said the president isn't proposing any changes for current retirees.

For one thing, he is not proposing any changes in the children's health program, contending that the program has been very successful, according to his health policy advisers.

In the first presidential debate, Mr. Obama described Social Security as "structurally sound," and Mitt Romney said that "neither the president nor I are proposing any changes" to the program.

And I know any time we talk about entitlements, people become concerned that something's going to happen that's going to change their life for the worst, and the answer is, neither the president nor I are proposing any changes for any current retirees or near retirees, either to Social Security or Medicare.