Sentence examples for proposing only from inspiring English sources

But Hunt said Xenophon was proposing "only minor changes".

Mr Obama is proposing only a bit of the first, and none of the second.

But they ended up proposing only modest changes, allowing cardiac care to remain an important source of hospital income.

Members of Congress from both parties say they want to prevent interest rates on student loans from rising, but they're proposing only short-term solutions.

He may end up proposing only to introduce a few more sector-specific minimum wages, which already exist in construction and some other industries.

And Uruguay's tradition of consensual government, effective in good times, makes such decisions hard.So Mr Batlle is proposing only gradual reform to public servants' pensions.

The Communist Party, it may discover, can propose only so much.

Faced by failure of credit, they have proposed only the lending of more money.

Mr. Tenet has said that the C.I.A. proposed only one target during the war.

The SNP in contrast propose only minor changes from George Osborne's approach on tax.

Beyond that, President Bush has proposed only $1.8 billion in federal support for downtown transportation.