Sentence examples for proposing to take from inspiring English sources

This government is proposing to take us into new territory, though.

"We're not proposing to take the money away until the school fails," he said.

But the train proposing to take me there was not a Virgin train.

From April, Ealing council is proposing to take away its core funding of £100,000.

A bear-hug letter is parlance for a potential buyer's letter to a company proposing to take it over.

After Georgia's folly, not even the United States was proposing to take on Russian tanks as they rolled in.

Hitler proposed to take them over for ever.

On this basis we propose to take no further action".

The government proposes to take attendance allowance worth over £6bn to help fund its National Care Service.

"This is very similar to the actions that my government proposes to take in Australia".

No surprise then that he proposes to take away this reviewing role of the Lords.