Sentence examples for proposed a one from inspiring English sources

Mayor Lumumba proposed a one percent sales tax on a January 2014 ballot that would raise $350 million in new revenue to fix the water pipes and roads, which voters overwhelmingly approved.

In the late 90s Donald Trump proposed a one time 14.25% tax on the net worth of individuals and trusts worth $10 million or more.

She proposed a "one London, not two" test for policy-makers.

His popularity surged when Gov. Jim Justice proposed a one percent teacher raise, and Ojeda, a current state Senator, called it a "slap in the face".

Frank Lloyd Wright, the flamboyant American architect had proposed a one mile-high skyscraper for Chicago – The Illinois – in 1956, but lift technology lagged behind his gung-ho vision.

Even without an agreement, Mr. Obama proposed a one-on-one summit meeting in Moscow in advance of the St . Petersburgmeeting.

Flötteröd and Lämmel [13] FD Straight corridor and round corridor B Germany – Proposed a one-on-one mapping between FD parameters of uni and bidirectional flows Simulation Studies Seyfriedd et al. [14] Effect of remote action and required space on FD Corridor U Germany Intended speed values are normally distributed with μ = 1.24 m/s σ = 0.05 m/s Modified the Social force model.

The governor also proposed a one-year freeze on payments from the STAR property tax relief program, except for the elderly.

Hoover proposed a one-year moratorium on reparations and war-debt payments, but, even though the moratorium was adopted, it was too little too late.

To entice companies to repatriate offshore profits, President Obama has proposed a one-time tax on offshore cash at a reduced rate, and some Republicans have argued for a "tax holiday" that would allow Apple and other firms to repatriate their offshore profits at a rate as low as 5%.

He has announced plans to reverse a recent increase in the retirement age, proposed a one-off tax on the country's banks and trumpeted a mini-stimulus called the Szechenyi Plan in honor of Istvan Szechenyi, a 19th-century reformer who pushed what was then a backward Hungry to modernize and grow.