Sentence examples for something proposed from inspiring English sources

It is doubtful if any of these individuals were aware that this was not a management initiative but something proposed and arranged by the staff themselves, many of whom are now angry and frustrated at these ill-informed opinions.

It's much rarer that something proposed as a joke — or, at least, proposed as a semi-serious conceit, offered in the spirit of what's often called, grimly, "tongue in cheek" — turns out to be, or to have the germ of, a serious idea.

It's much rarer that something proposed as a joke or, at least, proposed as a semi-serious conceit, offered in the spirit of what's often called, grimly, "tongue in cheek"—turns out to be, or to have the germ of, a serious idea.

So the new strategy simply has to include those considerations and work harder on the top-down learning model they have there — something proposed a long time ago but not really implemented.

He added: "That is a system where you don't appoint a dictator to do whatever he or she feels like and that they're not going to go along with something proposed by the political elite".

"There are sometimes when something is proposed which becomes personal to you and you realise the government is about to do something fantastically stupid.

"Sometimes something is proposed that is personal to you," he continued.

"Just for a change, how about you ask me something?" she proposed.

"Maybe they would have to input a password and then touch phones, or something?" he proposed.

There would be no exemptions to this, something originally proposed by Australia, England and India during the restructuring of the ICC in 2014.

There is also an idea in the air of letting foreigners use Estonia's digital identity system (something that proposed European Union regulation would allow).