Sentence examples for should have proposed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ditelberg said, "My only regret is that I should have proposed earlier".

Mr Verhofstadt thinks that last autumn Mr Barroso should have proposed such things as a single EU financial regulator, a single European bad bank, or a multi-trillion issue of "Eurobonds".

Maybe Mr Tory should have proposed that Ontario follow Quebec (where Catholics are a large majority) and (strongly Protestant) Newfoundland, which have both approved constitutional amendments to make their school systems entirely secular.

So if the individual mandate to buy private health insurance gets struck down by the Supreme Court or killed off by Congress, I'd recommend President Obama immediately propose what he should have proposed in the beginning — universal health care based on Medicare for all, financed by payroll taxes.

In truth, you friend should have proposed such a meeting some time ago, so your mature appeal should go a long way towards restoring a balance between the two of you - and hopefully, your honesty and your direct approach will reignite your friendship.

While I think he should have proposed a bigger stimulus package than he did (asking perhaps for a $1 trillion package rather than an $800 billion package), I think the evidence suggests that, in terms of size at least, the package we got was about as big as was possible to get through Congress.

Should I have proposed a two-week holiday?

The Bloomberg administration and the New York City Department of Sanitation should never have proposed putting a bird-drawing garbage transfer station so close to an airport.

Perhaps he should not have proposed tax breaks as part of his stimulus and instead "let the Republicans insist on the tax cuts" so it could be seen as a bipartisan compromise.

But the main conclusion is that the government should never have proposed extending counter-terrorism powers last year before conducting such a basic analysis as this of the current ones.

It should never have proposed a program that would destroy the popular support of the government.