Sentence examples for proposing a return from inspiring English sources

But he is not proposing a return to segregation and powdered wigs.

The bill proposing a return to the old system is sponsored both by Labour's Yossi Beilin and Likud's Uzi Landau.

Mr. Duhalde is proposing a return to the populist policies championed decades ago by his political idol, Gen. Juan Domingo Perón.

In modern France, where the overheated ski stations of the Alps and the Pyrenees are busier in winter than at any other time, no one is proposing a return to the five-month year.

You might wonder what happened to the McMaster report in all this: the one urging an end to box-ticking and targets and proposing a return to "excellence" as a basis for judging (and funding) art.

This may have been the case once – but Mr Miliband was not proposing a return to the old system of fixed rents that began in Britain with the rent acts of 1915 and 1939 and stayed more or less in place until 1989.

The opposition proposes a return to democracy, but only after unspecified changes.

In 2004, the second President Bush proposed a return to the moon, but President Obama cancelled it, again owing to the expense.

Gold prices had risen to unprecedented levels as the election approached, and the Republican nominee hinted he might propose a return to a gold standard.

By that light, Mr. Ellis's current engagement, which began on Wednesday, his 69th birthday, proposes a return to his own roots.

This will require seriously considering the Arab League's 2002 peace initiative, which proposed a return to Israel's pre-1967 borders and fully normalized diplomatic relations with Arab states.