Sentence examples for proposed to start from inspiring English sources

The government has now sought to encompass those within that income as those who will earn more than $90,000 by July 2024 with the proposal to axe the second highest tax bracket, which is proposed to start at that level of income.

To exploit the Yankees' potential, the team proposed to start a network with the International Management Group that would guarantee it approximately $900 million in television revenue through 2010.

The authors proposed to start active surveillance in the study area 3 weeks after the onset of Anseriformes migration, with additional sampling repeated twice in the same selected poultry farms at 15 days interval (Comin et al., 2012; EFSA, 2008) to cover the whole migration season.

So in August 2012, researchers proposed to start with a 10,000-tonne detector on the surface at Homestake.

A new policy announced during the Conservative Party conference, which is set to cost about £700m a year, is proposed to start in April 2015.

In addition to this method, we have proposed to start the calculations with steady state Si-ng ground and excited populations.

We propose to start a national park in our highlands.

"We are not proposing to start a new process to discuss the Egyptian-Jordanian paper," Mr. Moussa said.

"But the obligation to tell the truth is heightened when one is proposing to start a war as opposed to proposing to put a television spot up".

Rather than starting from the family home, the studio will propose to start from the most basic form of living space that is the room.

Rather than beginning with the design of the family home, the studio will propose to start from the most basic form of living space, the room.