Sentence examples for proposition in an interview from inspiring English sources

"We are delighted," said Andrew Pugno, general counsel for ProtectMarriage.com, the official proponent of the proposition, in an interview.

Both propositions could pass, though Mayor Gavin Newsom said in an interview he hoped Proposition F would fail.

"Now, you can get away with it because of Proposition 47," Sina said recently in an interview at his parents' home.

Mr. Nielsen reiterated in an interview on Friday that Proposition 24 would have devastating consequences for his business.

Then, in steps Obama with the utterly reasonable proposition, delivered in a television interview, that while the failure of General Motors, Chrysler and Ford posed as much of a risk to the economy as AIG and Freddie Mac, he wasn't about to provide three uncompetitive companies with a bridge loan to nowhere.

John Walsh, the executive vice president and executive editor at ESPN, said in an interview several months ago that it was an "insane proposition" that top journalists would join ESPN if their work would be compromised.

In an interview with the Observer he said he had not received "any proposition" either from Morrisons or its ad visers.

In an interview with the Financial Times Mbeki said flatly: "We would not ever support any proposition about regime change.

"Insane pretty much describes the value proposition that we bring to the table," HappyFresh co-founder and Executive Chairman Tim Marbach told TechCrunch in an interview.

Mr. Sarandos said in an interview Tuesday that the content deals were part of "our continued commitment to making streaming a better and better proposition for our subscribers".

Apostolakis said in an interview.