Sentence examples for proposition to make from inspiring English sources
The Associated Press: California voters rejected a ballot proposition to make their state the first in the nation to require labeling of genetically modified foods.
First, Sato looks a promising proposition to make the grand prix big time, though the standard emerging from the British series can vary dramatically from year to year.
Seven years ago, Ek began approaching record labels with a bold proposition: to make their valuable content available to rent rather than buy, and for free.
Burt's Bees says it wants all business decisions to be made with sustainability in mind, a triple bottom line approach that supports the corporate proposition: "to make people's lives better every day, naturally".
After all, in the last two years, Board members have passed laws banning plastic bags at supermarkets and plastic foam containers at food outlets, proposed an ordinance to fine office buildings that left lights on overnight, and yes, floated a proposition to make any lobbyist wear a name tag when doing business at City Hall.
We next simplify the first condition of the previous proposition to make it more amenable to numerics.
The Congressmen returned to Philadelphia and reported that Lord Howe "has no propositions to make us" and that "America is to expect nothing but total unconditional submission".
The firm was also a paid consultant for supporters of Proposition 51, a $9-billion 9-billionschool construction projects across the state; Proposition 52, to make permanent the hospital fee program that helps fund Medi-Cal; and Proposition 64, to legalize marijuana.
He didn't fancy embarking on another complicated proposition unlikely to make it to the multiplex.
It's a risky proposition commercially to make a film about a clash of ideas in a foreign country, much less the clash of these ideas in Pakistan.
Justice Scalia's proposition seems to make sense only on the assumption that Governor Bush really won Florida -- which is the very issue to be decided in the recounts.
