Sentence examples for proposing to begin from inspiring English sources

Thus, the article ends (Part four: "The geographer's solution") by proposing to begin with just a little step forward: renaming places, which includes a major intellectual effort in analysis and interpretation.

He proposes to begin negotiations at once.

Construction is proposed to begin next year, with completion in 2003.

It was then that the mostly Catholic Irish Republican Army, in a stunning break with its own history, proposed to begin dismantling its arsenal of weapons and bombs in order, it said, to restore life to the dying peace process.

"Let's together draw the logical conclusions: I propose to begin, with those of our European partners who wish to, an open dialogue on the role of deterrence and its contribution to our common security".

On the campaign trail, he vowed to "bomb the shit out of ISIS," suggested that U.S. companies that move their operations overseas should "go fuck themselves," and proposed to begin trade negotiations with China by saying, "Listen, you motherfuckers".

In a speech on June 19th George Osborne, the chancellor, proposed to begin slowly selling down the government's shareholdings, starting with Lloyds, the healthier of the two banks, with the aim of getting back at least as much as was put into them.

This guideline proposes to begin by determining the structural features of the language, such as types of relationships and elements with attributes.

The reaction mechanism is proposed to begin with the abstraction of the equatorial hydroxyl proton by the amino acid residue (Glu743).

The mechanism for the evolution process of the final octahedral structures is researched and proposed to begin with a growth and self-aggregation process, followed by an Ostwald ripening process.

Instead, Kitcher proposes to begin with the notion of explanatory unification, characterized in terms of constraints on deductive systemizations, where these constraints can be specified in a quite general way that is independent of causal or counterfactual notions, and then show how the causal claims we accept derive from our efforts at unification.