Sentence examples for propose to drop from inspiring English sources

The second-generation biometric passport, which includes fingerprints, is not due to be scrapped by the Tories, even though they do propose to drop the national identity register.

The Bush administration proposed to drop the consent requirement.

And into that crater – a loss of about £500bn from 2010-12 – he proposes to drop a pitiful £5bn.

The Bush administration proposed to drop the consent requirement while retaining other provisions, often in a revised form.

And he did not elaborate on what kind of demonstration bombs he proposed to drop on Midtown.

WBAI's new program director, Pablo Guzman, the former minister of information for the Puerto Rican radical group the Young Lords, proposed to drop many long-standing programs.

Among other changes, the Obama administration is seeking to eliminate $4 billion in subsidies to fossil fuels, aid that Dr. Chu calls unnecessary; it is also proposing to drop research on onshore wind because it is "an established technology," the energy secretary said.

His aides point out that in an enlarged EU of 25 countries, the seven smallest ones representing a paltry 1.5% of the EU's GDP will have more voting weight in the European Commission than the six largest countries with 82% of the Union's GDP.Mr Giscard d'Estaing proposes to drop the principle that every country has a right to a European commissioner with a vote.

John now proposed to drop the appendix and to paraphrase rather than quot the product policy in the running text.

The SEC is proposing to drop any reference to credit ratings in 11 of its rules, change the wording of 27 others and leave six rules unchanged.

Fortunately for me, GE was one of a declining number of companies that still provided an additional defined benefit pension plan for employes like me -- something the company is now proposing to drop for new union hires.