The phrase "reasons for proposing" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used when discussing a proposal or suggestion and explaining the motives or justifications for making it. For example: "The committee presented their proposal to the board, outlining the reasons for proposing a new recycling program in our office." "We need to clearly state our reasons for proposing this change to the marketing strategy in our report to the CEO." "The teacher asked the students for their reasons for proposing a specific topic for their research project."
The amendment would require the authority to give its reasons for proposing a closure and to consider any "reasonable alternatives".
The McKinsey consultants, for their part, had other reasons for proposing a split.
It was one of his main reasons for proposing the Rio summit, in 1997.
More emerged about his reasons for proposing the amendment, which he said he did to "test the sentiment of the House of Commons".
But the fact that there are bad reasons for proposing target zones does not mean that there are no good reasons.The leading advocate of target zones over the years has been John Williamson of the Institute for International Economics and the World Bank (for references, see www.iie.com).
Mr. Choudary, a 42-year-old lawyer and the British-born son of a Pakistani immigrant, did not say when the march would take place, but in his letter to the families of the dead soldiers, he spelled out his reasons for proposing it.
Nature's Q&A article is also on the Nature press site and is available here: Q&A Reasons for proposed redaction of flu paper Nature Nature Publishing Group.
A general objection to the PJP is that it provides too many defeater reasons for proposed laws, though such an objection is sometimes leveled specifically at convergence views (Eberle 2012).
The other reason for proposing an "in or out" vote is that the Lib Dems are badly split on the referendum issue.
– this satanic view of human society as invariably founded upon evil is his reason for proposing the existence of a moral equivalence between powerful democracies and powerful tyrannies, and between writers' responses to living in free and unfree societies.
"The same should apply to the burka and the veil". Mr Nuttall also highlighted concerns about integration as a key reason for proposing the ban.
