Sentence examples for proposing some form of from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, he wrote to a bipartisan group of eight House members working on an immigration overhaul bill to criticize them for heading "down the path of proposing some form of amnesty".

Within recent weeks, the Japanese, British and Swiss have all proposed some form of quantitative easing.

The mayor of London, a former journalist, writes: Today Lord Justice Leveson will be under huge pressure to propose some form of statutory control of the press.

One of the students, Eve Żórawska, says: "We are going to propose some form of strategic plan on how they can redesign or reuse the materials they find there".

Beyond promising that it will propose some form of emissions trading scheme and an "aspirational" goal to reach 50% renewable energy, Labor has not yet released specific policies.

But it did find many of them to be actionable, which will require European governments to propose some form of remedy in the coming months to offset the benefit of any outstanding subsidies, trade lawyers said.

On September 22nd the UN Security Council said it hoped that the talks would finish by the end of the year.Mr Ahtisaari, who is likely to propose some form of independence, was expected to present his plan later this month.

The idea of a patron saint of sock-puppetry is more than a little incoherent (perhaps St Bernardino of Siena pretending to be St Francis de Sales?), but if the practice did want at least an honoured ancestor, then I'd propose some form of monument to Esdras Barnivelt.

Several research groups proposed some form of guidelines for estimating gouging parameters examples are presented.

The IT industry market is highly unregulated and recent reports propose some form of regulation.

The current Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra did propose some form of autonomy during her election campaign two years ago, but quickly dropped it in the face of opposition from the military.