Sentence examples for proposed would have from inspiring English sources

Some said the guidelines Kelly and others have proposed would have helped extend their playing days.

The bill, as originally proposed, would have allowed guns everywhere on campus, including in classrooms.

The rule as originally proposed would have required aircraft to stay farther away from cliffs, mountains and other sights.

The drawing, it was proposed, would have been included in a package of assets that included some genuine paintings.

But, unlike FASEB Journal, the short version proposed would have no references, grant support or other investigator-specific information.

The F.T.C. said the deal, as originally proposed, would have harmed competition by reducing the number of competitors and enabling Hertz to raise rental car prices.

"Nothing the President is proposing would have stopped the massacre at Sandy Hook.

Still, the revised floor plan Reeves proposes would have made more sense to Carter.

The review board that council members are proposing would have subpoena power, according to the legislation.

"Nothing the president is proposing would have stopped the massacre at Sandy Hook," said Senator Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida.

On Tuesday, appearing on NBC's "Today" show, he said, "The laws that many are proposing would have done nothing to prevent these attacks".