'proposing about' is not correct and cannot be used in written English.
If you want to use a phrase to talk about the act of offering a suggestion, you could use 'proposing' or 'putting forward.' For example: "The Senator proposed a new bill that would increase the minimum wage."
Mr. McConnell is proposing about a dozen changes to campaign finance legislation that passed the House this month.
But Congress has not shown much movement, and the Bush administration is proposing about $900 million for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1.
They said the state needed to show a substantial long-term commitment to be competitive with states that have approved even more funds, like New Jersey, which is proposing about $400 million to stem cell research, and California, where taxpayers approved $3 billion in funds.
Neil Stote from the Save The Alex Campaign said: "I'm not happy about what they're proposing about the A&E.
The White House is proposing about $900 million in new discretionary and mandatory spending at three of the largest basic research agencies: the National Science Foundation (NSF), the Department of Energy's (DOE's) Office of Science, and the laboratories of the Department of Commerce's National Institute of Standards and Technology NISTT).
The governor has proposed about $200 million to support the programs in his 2007-8 budget proposal.
He proposed about a month later.
Lawmakers have proposed about a dozen privacy bills this year alone.
A pool at the north end of Central Park, proposed about 1910, ran into heavy resistance.
"You actually proposed about three different times until you got it right," she said.
So, we proposed about 20 individual studies, which we later expanded to 36.
