Sentence examples for proposing to bring from inspiring English sources

To change that situation, Mr. Ackman is proposing to bring in E. Hunter Harrison, the former head of the Canadian National Railway to replace Mr. Green.

He is proposing to bring what some see as a crime-fighting, "for your safety" version of Big Brother to the Town of Huntington's streets.

If Mr. Ackman succeeds in getting his seven directors elected, he is proposing to bring in E. Hunter Harrison, the former head of the Canadian National Railway, to replace Fred Green as the Canadian Pacific's chief executive.

He is proposing to bring his arch direct to Palmyra after London and New York and erect it near the site as a demonstration of what can be done.

The City watchdog is proposing to bring the shutters down on Britain's biggest ever financial mis-selling scandal – the payment protection insurance debacle – by imposing a deadline of spring 2018 for people to submit their claims for compensation.

It's like proposing to bring back petroleum, or the N.F.L. Like Aguilera, Timberlake began his career on the "Mickey Mouse Club," proceeded to experience enormous popularity as a member of the boy band 'NSync, and then trundled off toward maturity, trying to put some distance between himself and the preteen squeals.

The government also proposes to bring in further fiscal reform.

How do you propose to bring some of that influence back to the State Department?

The committee that proposes to bring the 2012 Olympics to New York has some imaginative suggestions.

So Simon Jenkins (11 December) proposes to bring Mandela down to our level.

And the choreographers he proposed to bring in were much more edgy.