Sentence examples for proposed include from inspiring English sources

Measures the industry has proposed include improving cockpit security and having sky marshals aboard planes in flight.

Other measures proposed include paying farmers to store water in fields and forcing housebuilders to make new homes resilient to flooding.

In the tug of war over the state budget, measures that have been approved or proposed include a significantly higher tax on cigarettes and other tobacco products.

The measures proposed include the direct election of the national chair, the creation of national membership lists and a national council representing the 43 branches, which in turn would elect a national leadership board.

The new transparency measures he has proposed include requiring all political donations to be disclosed by the Australian Electoral Commission within three months, rather than the current system, where public disclosure takes up to 18 months.

Other geo-engineering options that have been proposed include fertilizing the oceans so that more algae can grow, sucking up CO2 as they do, or a terrestrial equivalent – burying charred biomass known as biochar into soils, where it could provide a kind of deep fertilizer that would turn soils into carbon-suckers over many centuries.

The crises of sustainable development, it concludes, 'have already become crises of national and global security.' The changes proposed include new UN bodies and summits, built around achievement of ten yet-to-be-agreed Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that will follow on from the Millennium Development Goals.

Our preference would be Ms Lagarde, but other competent names being proposed include Enda Kenny of Ireland, Jyrki Katainen of Finland and Pascal Lamy, a French Socialist and former boss of the World Trade Organisation.Democratic valuesBy even entertaining the option of Mr Juncker, Europe's leaders have indulged two dangerous fantasies for their union.

The additional spending that Republicans have proposed include $840 million for military construction, which mostly covers projects on bases in the United States and overseas; $1 billion for the Pentagon; $500 million for commerce, justice and science programs, and $200 million for domestic security spending.

Other strategies proposed include placement of on-site weighing scales and sodium supplements.

Some of the changes proposed include the removal of the "Fair Disclosure exemption" and rescinding the "expert liability exemption".