Sentence examples for proposing it as from inspiring English sources

Undaunted, he put the bill to the Lords for a third fruitless time in 2009, proposing it as: "a 'New Deal' for Britain's disabled people.

Rolling Stone called the T-shirt the "ultimate rock garment," proposing it as a "$10 signifier".

I'm not proposing it as a work of leftist agitprop – it remains, after all, a giant billboard for a multinational company – or suggesting it offers a viable blueprint for post-neoliberal civics.

While most still see geoengineering as a last and unappealing option, authors Steven Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner enthusiastically endorsed the concept in their book SuperFreakonomics, proposing it as a fast and cheap solution to the climate problem.

The fact that PKS generalizes STRIPS to domains with incomplete information and sensing opens up the possibility of proposing it as a reference for comparisons with other formalisms that approach the problem from different perspectives.

The New York Islanders are hoping to score a new arena the same way, proposing it as part of a $3.7 billion "Lighthouse Project" that would include park, residential and retail space.

In addition to the F-108's interceptor role, North American proposed it as an escort fighter for its own B-70 Valkyrie supersonic bomber prototype.

They also proposed it as a "free-market" counter proposal to a single-payer system like Canada's, which many Democrats supported (and still do).

There, too, the company first prototyped the protocol using Chrome and its own servers and then later proposed it as the basis of the new version of HTTP.

The back cover proposes it as "a response to the violence of contemporary Mexico".

In 1999 he proposed it as the administrative centre of a "United States of Africa".