Sentence examples for proposing combining from inspiring English sources

In Olympia, state legislators are currently debating several bills to revise the state's marijuana regulations, with the most widely supported version proposing combining the state's medical and recreational dispensaries under a single set of regulations.

The news comes as the Social Market Foundation thinktank proposes combining tuition fees with a graduate tax.

Governor has proposed combining Rutgers, the New Jersey Institute of Technology, and the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey.

The editors proposed combining a Marxist political stance with a modernist, or avant-garde, aesthetic.

He proposed combining government programs for the unemployed and new emphasis on training, education and relocation assistance.

AOL has proposed combining its cable company and AT&T's into a vast system owned by the two companies and run by AOL.

The governor proposed combining 11 categories of state aid to local schools into a single sum, giving districts greater latitude in spending the money.

The governor proposed combining 11 categories of state aid to local schools into a single lump sum, giving districts far greater latitude in spending the money.

Robert R. Dreisbach, "one of the most eccentric persons who ever worked for Dow," proposed combining ethylene with benzene, a liquid obtained from coal tar, to make ethylbenzene.

(Though the administration earlier proposed combining the S.B.A. with the Commerce Department and various trade agencies, such a merger is not reflected in its budget request).

He proposed combining them into a larger mission ("putting more eggs into the basket," in Dr. Perlmutter's words), in a project that could launch around 2020.