Sentence examples for proposing to introduce from inspiring English sources

The Welsh Government is proposing to introduce a "soft opt-out approach" from as early as 2015.

The European Parliament, for instance, is proposing to introduce legislation to limit bankers' bonuses to 100% of basic salary.

"We are therefore proposing to introduce the direct input of copy by reporters and writers into the system.

Mr Bush is therefore proposing to introduce a tax credit which would allow people to direct their tax payments to charities rather than to the government.

Although the government is proposing to introduce cooling off periods for contracts signed at home after solicited visits, at present no such protection exists.

Meanwhile, Britvic said in a statement: "We are extremely disappointed that the government is proposing to introduce a soft drinks tax from 2018.

"It was a very logical response to my proposal: I proposed to introduce them as producers, not as musicians, and so after talking to them, we decided that they should appear with their civilian names.

He also provided some additional details about the legislative package the Abbott government proposes to introduce in a fortnight.

One sentence from his profile reads, "His divorce from architecture was so complete that when Albert Camus proposed to introduce Coleman to Le Corbusier he declined the invitation".

In 2000 the Israeli ministry of education proposed to introduce his works into the school curriculum, but met strong opposition from rightwing protesters.

In Britain, critics of such orders have proposed to introduce clearer time limits or means for news organizations to challenge them.