Sentence examples for proposing a date from inspiring English sources

Proposing a date can also be a form of social signaling.

"We very much welcome and thank President Obama for proposing a date for us to look forward to, and we will work towards that date and objectives," Mr. Lee said here in Toronto.

Last week, he set himself up once again to look like the nation's deferrer in chief by proposing a date for his jobs speech that had the possibility of provoking Republican opposition and did precisely that, at which point he retreated.

In a variation on the boardroom example described above, Brilmayer imagines that instead of the chairman proposing a date for a meeting, a window washer swings in and makes the same proposal and asks for objections.

But even in the electronic realm, the mere act of a woman initiating communication -- forget proposing a date -- mirrors Eve's disobedience.

Early this month he proposed a date, March 30.

Dr. Peter Savolainen, a former colleague of Dr. Wayne now at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, has now proposed a date that is more palatable to archaeologists.

When he catches up with her, will he terminate or propose a date – it's not certain, but my money's on the former.

Under the legislation governing the assembly it states that if after a six-week period the post of first minister and deputy first minister had not been filled then the secretary of state should propose a date for new assembly elections.

The commission proposed a date of Oct. 16, and the Progressive Democrats and others successfully negotiated to push it back another week to provide more time to campaign after the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, which begins in August, Mr. Bouazzi said.

Several arguments have proposed a date, varying from the Late Bronze Age to the medieval period.