Sentence examples for propose people from inspiring English sources

Onac is worried about how the government will fill the new council, because it asked universities, and not a broad array of scientists, for nominations: "Our experience is that the universities will always propose people who are high in their structures but not necessarily scientists with good publication records," he says.

The solution was not discovered until 170 years later, in 1994, when, while archiving early election certificates used to propose people to be admitted to the Royal Astronomical Society, P. D. Hingley found one proposing the Reverend Richard Rouse Bloxam and naming him as "Author of Urania's Mirror".

In this paper, we propose people-centric sensing framework for the healthcare of elderly and disabled people.

(As proposed, people who live in states without an estate tax will be exempt).

After she proposed, people wondered how she could be so sure.

Backed by the TUC, he proposes people be auto-enrolled into annuities, from which they can still opt out.

He thought Head Start was a "wonderful" program but opposed making preschool universal, as Al Gore has proposed: "People like me can afford nursery school".

Jeremy Corbyn, the frontrunner in the Labour leadership election, has proposed "people's QE" to fund extra infrastructure spending, build homes and invest in green industries.

The mainstream argues that people save as much as they can, voluntarily, and that if taxes are reduced, as the Bush administration proposes, people will save a substantial portion of the windfall.

He proposed people should receive "a notional share in the value of their rented property" that could later be "cashed in" to help them buy property of their own.

Although it makes economic sense to give away as little as possible and accept any offer that's proposed, people usually make roughly equal, or "fair" offers, and tend to refuse unequal or "unfair" offers.