Sentence examples for proposing if only from inspiring English sources

That means that the international community needs a 'collective choice arrangement' [ 29]; countries need to agree on what reasonably comparable levels of taxation and social policy are, which is exactly what the SDNS proposal is proposing (if only for health care).

Mr. Romney's plan is not likely to be enacted in anywhere near the form he has proposed, if only because Congress is far more polarized today than it was in 1986, and the major political parties are much farther apart on the goals of tax reform.

In general, airways stenting was only proposed if esophageal stent insertion was indicated.

You may use the alternative you propose only if the manager approves it.

The compromise we proposed (only if remain not an option) was full single market and customs union membership.

"Depending on the outcome of this evaluation, the commission will propose, only if justified, to further modify the conditions of approval of the three neonicotinoids".

The Fed will approve what a bank proposes only if it thinks that minimum levels of bank capital would be preserved under the severe stress test.

We do not ignore the political progress that needs to be achieved to carry out sustainable changes; in fact, that consumes most of our conversations, and many solutions are proposed only if they tackle this front as well.

Do both of yourselves a favor and propose ONLY if she is the love of your life!

But, as Brennan reports, the mathematical models that have been proposed work only if voter ignorance has no shape of its own — if, for example, voters err on the side of liberalism as often as they err on the side of conservatism, leaving decisions in the hands of a politically knowledgeable minority in the center.

One of the women went into labor, and the Corporal proposed tha only if the baby was a girl would the women get the vote.