Sentence examples for proposed it would from inspiring English sources

Bectu added that "to add insult to injury", Ofcom was suggesting that the funds that would be available to make programmes for the nations and regions in future were "significantly less" than the £60m a year ITV had proposed it would spend under its scaled-back operation.

Another proposal, dating as far back as 1989, when James Early proposed it, would be to put a very large lens in space.

According to the amendments proposed it would be sufficient that a company aims at offering its goods or services to individuals in the EU.

As proposed, it would exclude vehicles weighing more than 10,000 pounds.

As originally proposed, it would have added Tribune's 42 stations to Sinclair's roster.

Senate Bill 2604, as she proposed it, would have renamed a stretch of highway to the title it had in the 1930s: Jefferson Davis Memorial Highway.

But Sharon opposed it, claiming that proposing it would interfere with the upcoming Israeli election.

The evening was memorable, so much so that Ms. Henkind was sure that if Mr. Plattus were to propose, it would be on a subsequent visit to Sylvia's.

If the RAE were replaced with the flat scheme I propose, it would instantly kill what has become the main topic of conversation between UK academics over the last two decades.

It looks like a politically feasible thing to do, but... OBAMA: Well, as I've proposed it, it wouldn't be a lesser thing, from my perspective.

No one knew who originally proposed it; the government would mandate an exchange of shame.