Sentence examples for propose to break from inspiring English sources

He says he is now "willing to look at anything" Democrats might propose to break the impasse.

If that is the goal, then shareholders should raise the issue directly and propose to break up JPMorgan or fire or even censure Mr. Dimon.

Due to the difficulty of this detection task, the variety of solutions, sensor configurations (monocular/stereo; visible/infrared) available in the literature, we propose to break down the variability of the problem by providing exhaustive review of one specific stage: stereo-based ROI selection.

Mr. Daschle proposes to break the impasse with a stripped-down version of his own.

The commission had proposed to break this link, paying farmers instead for caring for the countryside.

The report proposes to break down what Goldman sees as its responsibilities, depending on the role it is performing for a client.

Now, nine years later, the Hodgman Liberal government in Tasmania is proposing to break ranks, amend its act and let corporations of all stripes off the leash so they can sink their fangs into citizens critical of "job creating" proposals.

And the past from which the new prime minister proposes to break is not the distant past but the recent past, when David Cameron and George Osborne set the country's course in ways of which May revealed herself this week to be a substantial critic, in a speech whose theme was pointedly "an economy that works for everyone".

Various solutions have been proposed to break the stalemate, including suggestions that the rebel group leave Mr. Saifi and his associates secured some place in the desert where the Chadian military or forces from a neighboring country could pick them up.

A run of public-sector strikes, or some conspicuous example of unions trying to return to their old bullying ways within the party, and he might yet surprise everyone by proposing to break the remaining links between Labour and the unions.

After 1851, Comte proposed to break down France into nineteen ' intendances'.