Sentence examples for proposing so from inspiring English sources

"We simply described to him precisely what it is we've been proposing, so that he hears from us how our proposal works, so that in the future, he won't mischaracterize it," Mr. Ryan said.

Why do legislators bother proposing so many bills?

Actually, Tsongas was't proposing so many hard things.

Most modern gas-fired electric plants meet the standard the president is proposing, so the rules are irrelevant for them.

He is now wholly vindicated, never more than this week, when President Karzai has been in London calling for intelligent diplomatic interaction with the Taliban, exactly what Semple was proposing: so a valuable and timely broadcast.

"It's just a further example of the inequity in the city," said supervisor Jane Kim, who has touched nerves herself by proposing – so far unsuccessfully – that the city demand reimbursement from the NFL for the anticipated $5m in police, transit and other costs that will be borne by taxpayers.

But cultural evolutionists (e.g. Gray et al 2007) are encouraged by inferential developments within biology itself, which aim to reconstruct partially reticulated trees by proposing so-called reconciliations of the conflicting trees that traditional methods often propose for species and genes.

Ryan told HuffPost at the time that the GOP conference wanted a more structured process for amendments coming to the floor because Democrats were proposing so-called poison pill amendments that were meant to kill legislation.

The subsidies proposed so far won't bridge the gap.

The rules proposed so far have several weaknesses.

But even those unions say what the government has proposed so far is not good enough.