Sentence examples for proposing to pass from inspiring English sources

He managed to hold on to power with the aid of opposition parties and consulted the Governor, Sir Gerald Strickland, proposing to pass legislation to extend the term of the lower house of the state legislature by a year.

Apple, for example, proposes to pass on to developers 60% of the revenue generated by iAds.

Instead, city planning has reheated stale ideas and proposes to pass them into law.

My wife and I propose to pass on the house we are residing in to our two sons and this second house to our daughter.

How did Mr Barak propose to pass weighty constitutional legislation, the pundits asked, when he has effectively lost his Knesset majority?

And what benefits would a retiree get -- and how would the Social Security system cover them -- if the retiree was allowed, as Mr. Bush proposed, to pass on the assets in the individual accounts to his or her heirs?

Asked why the EU proposed to pass a law about the genocide victims of one of 20th-century Europe's totalitarian ideologies (fascism) but not the other (communism), Ms Zypries replied it was just a matter of timing.

Never before, in the 54-year history of the People's Republic, has peaceful popular protest achieved anything of the kind.The bill the Hong Kong government had proposed to pass was a bad one.

Recently Rubio stated, "I do not believe that human activity is causing these dramatic changes to our climate the way these scientists are portraying it... and I do not believe that the laws that they propose to pass will do anything about it".

The Arch domain sits above the two helicase motor domains, and forms a donut-like structure with a central pore between the FeS domain and HD1 where ssDNA is proposed to pass (Fan et al, 2008; Liu et al, 2008; Wolski et al, 2008).

"Not necessarily this as it's been proposed has to pass or we're going to find ourselves in another Great Depression".