Sentence examples for proposing which from inspiring English sources

He said that he would eliminate this with the additional spending he was proposing, which he cast as a cultural and moral imperative.

For those affected by the individual changes that the White House is proposing, which include modest cutbacks at the Pentagon and reductions in heating subsidies for the low paid, the budget proposals are very meaningful, of course.

If there had been any hecklers, or Fox News reporters, on hand, one of them might well have shouted that no previous President has taken executive action on the scale that Obama is proposing, which will remove the threat of deportation for perhaps as many as five million illegal immigrants.

"May 7 is a referendum really on what crossing you want - whether you want this nonsense or what we're proposing which would link up the Southern Relief Road to the newly-completed Northern Spine Road.

The project he's proposing, which involves constructing a tube system through which pod-like vessels will be propelled in a fashion similar to an air hockey puck, is supposedly going to be more cost-efficient than L.A.'s 70 billion dollar highway system, as well as environmentally friendly, and cheaper than flying.

He proposes, which she finds ridiculous.

It took him a year to propose, which he did on his birthday the following June.

However, unexpectedly some evil plans are proposed, which only the bird of the family knows about.

Because of this, GLG is proposed which optimizes these parameters.

Navellier: I believe President Obama proposed, which again Congress has to ratify everything he does.

A phenomenological enhancement is proposed, which makes these models causal.