Sentence examples for proposing to let from inspiring English sources

But once in office, he quietly set aside that promise because of the recession, proposing to let them lapse in 2011 as the original law provided.

He said Mr. Trump was proposing to let any business pay the same low tax rate, 15percentt, on all income retained for business purposes.

The government is proposing to let English universities increase fees to £6,000 – or up to £9,000 in what ministers describe as "exceptional circumstances".

WASHINGTON — Governors told Congress on Tuesday that President Obama had not gone far enough in proposing to let states opt out of major provisions of the new health care law in 2014, and they said they needed more immediate relief from the growing financial burden of Medicaid.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Bush administration is proposing to let federal agencies decide for themselves whether highways, dams, mines and other construction projects might harm endangered animals and plants, according to a draft of planned rule changes obtained by The Associated Press.

I'm not proposing to let BP off the hook.

Fred Thompson proposes to let taxpayers choose to pay a flat income tax, without write-offs.

They proposed to let developers build residential towers on parking lots in authority developments, and use the resulting lease payments to underwrite badly needed repairs to public housing.

Today, for the third year in a row, Mr. Clinton proposed to let people ages 55 to 64 buy coverage through Medicare.

Having attracted the birds to these new city-sponsored nests, the Paris authorities do not propose to let the matter lie.

Oxford now proposes to let academically successful students from poor families – those who received free school meals – pay much lower fees.