Sentence examples for proposed merely from inspiring English sources

The government provoked howls of dismay earlier this year when a report authored by the lord chancellor, Derry Irvine, proposed merely having 20% of future peers elected.

As a policy for ending the war, though, he proposed merely that the demilitarized zone between North and South Vietnam be neutralized; the North Vietnamese were uninterested, since the plan would require them to cut off supplies to their troops in the South.

Perhaps instead they proposed merely that pneuma is the matter of a body at a different level of description.

If those words were proposed merely as federal legislation, the language would be considered so vague as to be unenforceable.

Any other stop gap measure like the one proposed merely pushes the problem back down the road and back into the courts again.

That, though, was too much for House Republicans to stomach, so Mr Boehner proposes merely to remove the threat of deportation from those who can satisfy a similar laundry list; there will, he says, be "no special path to citizenship .Diehard nativists will dismiss anything short of mass deportation as "amnesty".

22 One difference between the McCullough Model and ours is that our model proposes the extraction of detailed data on each occurrence of reason in each publication, while the McCullough Model proposes merely to assign 0, or 1 to an entire publication on the basis of its overall reasoning.

This paper merely proposes, but omits, the relevant proof since it is similar to the proof in [61].

With plans to put a billion dollars toward acquisitions this year, Berkshire allegedly had an "iron in the fire" that fell through in the last couple days, but Buffett called the proposed acquisition merely zebra-sized.

Despite revelations that the NSA tapped the phones of world leaders such as Germany's Angela Merkel, the report proposes only minimal overseas reforms, merely requiring higher clearance to "identify both the uses and the limits of surveillance on foreign leaders and in foreign nations".

As a whole, the proposed regulations merely fail to add new restrictions, explains Kaiser's Larry Levitt.