Sentence examples for proposition to send from inspiring English sources
When Henry Clay's proposition to send a minister to Buenos Aires and therefore recognize Argentina in its bid for independence from Spain, Floyd was in support and urged recognition as a matter of national self-interest and justice.
If they catch on -- and that is a notion that some Internet analysts doubt -- they could signal a fundamental shift away from the proposition that it is free to send mail over the Internet.
In the week after the attacks, the AU announced its intent to send 5,000 peacekeeping troops to Burundi, a proposition that the Burundian government did not accept.
"By sending a threat to Richard it seems like they're trying to send a message to the movement," said Tom Angell, who was a spokesman for the Proposition 19 campaign.
Yet Obama's decision to send 30,000 more troops to Afghanistan had all the composed clarity of a logical proposition.
Considering people already pay 99 cents to send their friends virtual gifts on Facebook, I'd expect buying a real song to be an attractive proposition.
Medicine still relies heavily on paper records, so to collect information you have to send people to either scour the charts or track the patients themselves, both of which are expensive and laborious propositions.
To send a flag, send (flag --).
