Sentence examples for propose out of from inspiring English sources

He has been known to propose out of the blue policies that appeal to his conservative base — banning abortion, restoring capital punishment — but that he has little intention of seeing into law.

They also fear that the language in Smith's bills will lead researchers to be more timid in what they propose, out of fear that NSF will reject bolder ideas to avoid invoking the wrath of legislators.

"Research advocates... fear that the language in Smith's bills will lead researchers to be more timid in what they propose, out of fear that NSF will reject bolder ideas to avoid invoking the wrath of legislators.

In the course of Tuesday's hearings, Yukos revealed that it had sent a proposed out-of-court settlement to the Finance Ministry on June 22.

Whether potential bidders will be impressed with a proposed out-of-court settlement that involves a cash ­consideration of £10m followed by staged ­payments on a five-year bond remains questionable.

With the high percentage of self-referrals with urgent medical complaints and the rates of self-referrals presenting during office hours, other models of health care delivery than the proposed out-of-hours ED and GPC should be considered.

Taken together, this best-fitted model (Figure 4A) is consistent with the family of proposed out-of-Africa models [9], [35], [38] and supports the occurrence of population growth among sub-Saharan Africans and a bottleneck among non-Africans [39], [40].

These studies with animal genomes have led to the proposed "out-of-testis" hypothesis, where the testis, a male reproductive organ, is the catalyst for the birth and evolution of new genes (Kaessmann 2010).

This proposed "out of Tanganyika" scenario of haplochromine evolution is in agreement with the geological and palaeo-geological history of East Africa.

By combining the band structure calculations and the Boltzmann transport theory, we conducted a high-throughput material screening in half-Heusler (HH) systems, and several promising compositions with high power factors were proposed out of a large composition collection.

On October 3rd, as the five permanent members of the UN Security Council steeled themselves to think about imposing sanctions on Iran for failing to suspend its uranium-enrichment programme, the Iranians proposed, out of the blue, that one of the five, France, lead a consortium to enrich uranium on Iranian soil.