Sentence examples for propose enough from inspiring English sources

She maintained, for example, that he did not propose enough spending for education and day care.

The three issue advocates did not propose enough policy measures in our questionnaire.

The union has said throughout the talks that the league has not proposed enough benefits in return to make changes to the current rules acceptable.

Customs officials say help may be on the way from a new Customs financing bill that proposes enough money to send 1,754 new employees and $151 million worth of new high-tech equipment to the Southwest border.

Waltz with Bashir proposes, conventionally enough, that war is a nightmare, yet few films have evoked the texture of nightmare so specifically.

To increase the power resolution of the proposed design, enough capacitors are used in capacitance matrixes.

In February Amnesty International issued a damning report on the refinery and the proposed mine harsh enough that the Church of England and the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust sold their $5.7 million and $2.9 million investments, respectively, in Vedanta.

This has been proposed often enough, and it is odd that it has usually been done on a materialistic basis.

Bank of America's policy, for example, has been to not accept any marijuana businesses as customers, and it's unclear if the guidance proposed is enough to change that.

Answer: a judgment by those in power that they don't value the benefits of a proposed change enough to press forward if they can't have guarantees about the outcome. .

The WHO has been instrumental with its 2005 publication " Preventing chronic disease: a vital investment" which proposed that enough is known about the causes, prevention and treatment of the major chronic diseases to inform strong advocacy for changes in priority setting and reallocation of resources towards chronic disease prevention in developing countries [ 1].