Sentence examples for propose to open from inspiring English sources

They propose to open up the markets' extraordinary underworld of brick vaults, as do other entrants.

"The loophole the Bush administration is proposing to close may move us one step forward, but the loophole that they propose to open for the auto industry will likely move us three steps back".

Ministers propose to open more of the academies that Labour pioneered (but with the difference that they will be already successful schools, given academy status as a perk, rather than conversions of struggling schools in deprived areas) and also to allow parents, teachers and voluntary groups to set up "free schools" with support from public funds.

"Heads and governors of schools, for example, had oversight of the curriculum; it was for local education authorities to propose to open, close or change the character of a school; and it was left to the secretary of state to decide to accept or reject any such proposal.

Since we propose to open national security issues to a larger, more diverse community, we must not neglect system security in pursuit of exciting new features.

Essentially, in addition to the regular video-level control, to achieve a better SNR, we propose to open the lens more than needed to achieve the wanted level (required by the user), as long as signal clipping is avoided.

Mr. Gore proposes to open the reserve for "swaps," a procedure that this page has already endorsed.

The town also proposes to open its 20,000 parking bays for free to EVs.

In May, the task force infuriated environmentalists by proposing to open part of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska to energy exploration.

This group is proposing to open a temporary gambling floor by the end of the year while it works on overhauling the existing facilities.

Brenner was proposing to open a doctor's office right in their building, which would reduce their need for hospital visits.