Sentence examples for proposed a version of from inspiring English sources

Canada's government recently proposed a version of it.

In 2011, when Ryan first proposed a version of this budget, Politifact, the truth-checking outfit, honored this claim with its "Lie of the Year" award.

And I'm happy to say that the Federal Communications Commission recently proposed a version of this idea to support its national broadband initiative.

A century later, the Boston-born Benjamin Franklin ("time is money") proposed a version of daylight saving time as a joke to stop slothful Parisians from sleeping in.

For college elections, Dodgson first proposed a version of Borda's method, and also a version of Condorcet's (though he appears not to have known about Borda's and Condorcet's work).

When regulators first proposed a version of the rule last year, they received a torrent of criticism from the financial industry, which complained about the length and complexity of the proposal.

Kick It Out has welcomed the Football League's historic decision to propose a version of American football's Rooney Rule.

I think the readers of the book who suggest we are simply proposing a version of the aristocratic lifestyle, or the Bloomsbury lifestyle, are selling the human race short.

The inheritance-tax idea which seems to have been popular enough to derail the election for which Gordon Brown was preparing would benefit only a small proportion of families, as Labour energetically pointed out before proposing a version of it.

We also propose a version of SimBoost, called SimBoostQuant, which computes the confidence of the prediction by using quantile regression to learn a prediction interval for a given drug target pair as a measure of the confidence of the prediction.

Davis et al. [ 19], who based their new version on the Rasch model, also proposed a shortened version of the function scale.