Sentence examples for said to propose from inspiring English sources

President Obama will address a joint session of Congress tonight to announce a jobs plan that is said to propose $300 billion in federal spending and tax cuts.

The American plan is said to propose giving the Palestinians control over the plateau of the hill, where the Muslim sites are, while giving Israel control of the hillside and the Western Wall.

During the rebellion and NATO bombing campaign against the Qaddafi government, Seif al-Islam was said to propose to the Western governments a truce centered on the idea that he would lead a transition to electoral democracy.

(Smith) ★ 'Story Lines: Tracing the Narrative of "Outsider" Art' (closes on Saturday) This stunning show of 23 American and European self-taught and outsider artists might be said to propose a canon of the genre.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   Banks Said to Propose Their Own Europe Plan  |  As European leaders urge banks to accept deep losses on Greek debt, the banks have their own plan.

REUTERS Panasonic and Samsungng Said to Propose Olympus Deals  |  After Fujifilm extended an offer, Panasonic and Samsung have now each proposed a strategic investment in Olympus, the troubled camera maker, a Japanese newspaper reported, according to Reuters.

Sir Peter Gershon, the City-based government efficiency adviser, is said to have proposed three such aircraft of differing sizes.

Ally Hilfiger and Jaime Gleicher, awkward but intelligent New Yorkers with quick tongues, were said to have proposed the show themselves.

He is said to have proposed marriage to her; she is said to have desired it.

He is said to have proposed that a "viable option" could be to traffic her to other farms in the area, where unspecified "Mexicans" might pay for sex.

Ultimately it calls into question whether he can be said truly to propose an account of progress.