Sentence examples for publicly propose from inspiring English sources

I'd love to see the White House publicly propose something on the spending side, just to get the ball rolling.

President Obama on Thursday will publicly propose giving bank regulators the power to limit the size of the nation's largest banks and the scope of their risk-taking activities, an administration official said late Wednesday.

Lucy teases Tyler by telling him that Fatboy plans to publicly propose to Whitney, so Tyler tells Whitney he likes her but Whitney says it is too late.

Biden's plan may not be the best idea, or (conversely) it may be the perfect idea, but at least he's thought about it, and at least he is willing to publicly propose something -- and (by doing so) stake his own political reputation on it.

That afternoon, at a press conference concerning the gun ban, Daley said, "We'll publicly propose a new ordinance very soon...As a city we must continue to stand up ... and fight for a ban on assault weapons ... as well as a crackdown on gun shops .

He has publicly proposed merging with Vote Leave.

Every four years, the commission publicly proposes a debate schedule and publishes candidate selection criteria.

It includes the critical budget for public education -- Mr. Pataki has publicly proposed a $1.2 billion cut, and educators are leaning on Mr. Silver to save them.

During the protests in Tunis, the French Foreign Minister, Michèle Alliot-Marie, publicly proposed sending in French riot police to help crush the dissent.

Mr. Gore's announcement tonight was the first time that he had publicly proposed a full statewide recount, which he said could end all the wrangling, which some officials on both sides said could easily spill into December.

And Mr. Obama went ahead with a speech in Berlin publicly proposing mutual arms cuts with Russia — the kind of announcement not usually made without a prearranged understanding that the other side would be interested.