Sentence examples for question to propose from inspiring English sources

And so on Anti-Slavery Day, there's a question to propose to the Home Office: We know there are victims, but where are the perpetrators?

We expect for the UN or any state power which is keen to solve the national question in Sri Lanka to propose and support a referendum as the central feature in negotiating a political solution.

These results helped to answer the above Barton's question positively and to propose a model on how the BER proteins could cooperate in searching the genome and binding DNA to accomplish its eventual repair.

The great thing about a platform like Polar, we have stuff like questions about whether to propose if it's raining outside or not.

These questions are asked to propose for a close and go ahead with the project implementation, or at least to fix up an appointment for the next discussion to sort out further details.

Third, paradigms are methodologically incommensurable in that they have different criteria for success, attributing different values to questions and to proposed ways of answering them.

Republicans had opportunities to question those witnesses and to propose amendments, some of which actually ended up in the legislation. .

Teachers orally prepare and elaborate meanings from their own knowledge, and their Focus questions typically ask students to propose answers from their knowledge.

Importantly, the public were as likely to propose questions in relation to aetiology, assessment and management just as professionals were as likely to raise questions regarding impact of sight loss.

In light of these events, we'd like to propose a question that combines technology, literature, and social networking, and ask you to write a Facebook-style status update for any fictional character in literary history.

"You have to propose this question to the club, not myself.