Sentence examples for should be proposing from inspiring English sources
Perhaps party leaders should be proposing daylight savings reform as a way of seizing swinging voters?
That's why Democrats should be proposing that anyone be allowed to sign up for Medicare.
But this is what Theresa May should be proposing to Trump and to Emmanuel Macron.
Instead of a policy of blanket censorship, Mr. Bennet should be proposing a houghtful, open-minded process for dealing with differences of opinion on campus.
It is extremely disturbing that at a time when legal aid cuts and means-testing already threaten the fairness of our criminal justice system that a senior judge should be proposing such a massive attack on the role of the jury and I very much hope he will not prevail.
An essay from the New Weather Institute's David Boyle, arguing that the left should be proposing new ways of creating prosperity rather than just demonstrating that it "knows how to share it around", meanwhile provides a necessary counterpoint to some more utopian contributions.
In this case, today, no local treatment should be proposed.
All assignment concepts should be proposed and approved in advance by the instructors.
Consequently, these patterns of D. hansenii should be proposed as starter cultures for dry-cured ham.
To avoid the usual rush of last-minute rules, the White House said in May that new regulations should be proposed by June 1 and issued by Nov. 1.
