Sentence examples for propose greater from inspiring English sources

Roosevelt's response in 1935 was to propose greater aid to the underprivileged and extensive reforms.

The senator said he would also propose greater regulation of the sale of human growth hormone, including criminal penalties for the illegal sale of the substance.

House Democrats held more than a dozen hearings to highlight the agency's shortcomings and to urge the administration to propose greater expenditures.

Charlie McCreevy, the European internal market commissioner, is expected to go further next week and propose greater coordination of national regulators to deal with cross-border banking crises.

Next week, the European Commission is expected to propose greater powers for the European statistical agency, Eurostat, to audit the accounts of national governments.

"The Invisible People," by Greg Behrman, describes the Clinton Administration as timid and unwilling to propose greater spending to help stanch the spread of the virus in the Third World.

Some 40,000 environmental enthusiasts propose great ideas for saving energy and reducing emissions and the community chooses the best ideas to pursue as a team.

Some mining has begun on private land, and there's a proposal underway to expand it to public lands within the borders of the proposed Greater Canyonlands National Monument.

Each time the same remedy has been proposed – greater transparency and tighter regulation.

On the Israeli side, Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom was in Brussels, proposing greater European involvement in Middle East peace efforts.

Even the United States Chamber of Commerce applauded Monday when President Obama proposed greater investment in the nation's infrastructure.