Sentence examples for proposing though from inspiring English sources

Despite that, creationism legislation has been on the rise nationally in the last year, with Tennessee passing a bill similar to Kruse's proposal, and several other states also proposing (though failing to pass) bills to teach creationism.

What Martin is ostensibly proposing, though he stresses it is still in its infancy, is closer to a Great British Spam Filter.

He has not specified the new ethics rules he is proposing, though he has said he would do away with the political action committees controlled by leaders of the Legislature.

Many Republicans in the House prefer a piecemeal approach, similar to what Mr. Goodlatte is proposing, though Democrats fear that this approach would make it tough for them to win support for a path to legalization — a crucial part of any immigration overhaul, they say.

Austen, Pride and Prejudice Easter marks the novel's turning point, when Elizabeth is staying in Kent, and Darcy (visiting his aunt nearby at Rosings) stuns her by proposing – though she rejects him, the series of events that follows make them allies.

Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi, the majority leader, told reporters at a separate news conference that "I think we could probably do more" than what the president was proposing, though he added cautiously, "We shouldn't start off by just loading it up with everything, with every good idea that's out there".

RRW also called for an independent arbitrator to be appointed to rule in the dispute over the Professional Regional Game Board and said they will now only hold discussions with the WRU through the originally proposed (though still to be set up) PRGB.

Which is not to say that Carly's youthful style is a bad thing; we can't help but propose, though, that Carly's team is billing her as the new squeaky-clean pop alternative now that Miley's gone grown-up, Demi Lovato has admitted to drug use and Selena Gomez is taking PDA-packed vacations with Justin Bieber.

Similar measures, says the Washington Post, have been proposed (though not passed) in Arkansas, Nevada and New York.

He never formally proposed, though, which I still tease him about.

A stop sign with the letters "THC" was originally proposed, though regulators are now considering a diamond instead.