Sentence examples for propose to let from inspiring English sources

Having attracted the birds to these new city-sponsored nests, the Paris authorities do not propose to let the matter lie.

Therefore, as shown in Fig. 2, we propose to let the robot and the human caregiver collaborate to recognize it.

We propose to let one of such neighbor devices poll the sender for transmitting once again, using its ongoing transmission.

We propose to let a user invite his or her friends to help with policy setting in applications, and we call such a method socialized policy administration (SPA for short).

Fred Thompson proposes to let taxpayers choose to pay a flat income tax, without write-offs.

The government is proposing to let English universities increase fees to £6,000 – or up to £9,000 in what ministers describe as "exceptional circumstances".

They proposed to let developers build residential towers on parking lots in authority developments, and use the resulting lease payments to underwrite badly needed repairs to public housing.

Today, for the third year in a row, Mr. Clinton proposed to let people ages 55 to 64 buy coverage through Medicare.

Oxford now proposes to let academically successful students from poor families – those who received free school meals – pay much lower fees.

Currently, English universities have a fixed yearly allocation of student places, but the coalition proposes to let institutions take on unlimited numbers of the best-performing students.

Australia's main regulator proposes to let rival operators, such as SingTel Optus, use Telstra's new network at a low set price.