Sentence examples for proposes in a from inspiring English sources

Jurors who conduct online research on cases they are trying may need to be prosecuted under a new criminal offence, the Law Commission proposes in a consultation.

The author Roger Lowenstein proposes in a column in The New York Times that "intraday trades should be taxed at 50 percent.

One even proposes, in a workaday monotone, that the first hundred people in any Idaho phonebook could do just as well as the legislators at making decisions in the capital.

Yet this is what Nancy Lublin, one of America's most successful non-profit leaders, proposes in a new book, "Zilch: The Power of Zero in Business".Ms Lublin dismisses the common charge that non-profits are inefficient.

Translation, Bellos proposes in a dryly explosive statement, rather than providing a substitute instead "provides for some community an acceptable match for an utterance made in a foreign tongue".

Simms proposes in a pivotal judgment that "the new Muslim geopolitics of the 1990s" – whose outcomes we live with now - "was a reaction not to western meddling but to non-intervention in the face of genocide and ethnic cleansing" in Bosnia.

"Why don't you come to Colombia with me?" Guerrero's mother proposes in an early chapter.

This was proposed in a medical journal, PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases, a year ago, and it makes more sense now than ever.

Six days after the ceremony in Laos, he proposed in a hut near the Chinese border.

The need for 12 new submarines was first proposed in a defence white paper in 2009.

"Poetry, like music, is to be heard," Bunting proposed in a statement published shortly after "Briggflatts".