Sentence examples for thing to propose from inspiring English sources

As for a single-payer system, that would be the sort of thing to propose once he has "more flexibility" after the election.

It is one thing to propose building on a stable employer-based system, but quite a different thing when that system is failing, as it is in health care.

Johnson was also dismissive of Davies's suggestion of passing a law to stop Heathrow pushing for a fourth runway, saying it was a "fatuous thing to propose" given that a parliament could not bind its successors.

It is one thing to provide an analysis of the concept of consciousness, and quite another thing to propose an empirical theory of the properties that constitute consciousness.

Studies of putative mouse pheromones have proliferated over the past several decades, however, it is one thing to propose a pheromonal function but quite another to elucidate a mechanism, including identification of the receptor by which the pheromone is recognized.

Thus, the most obvious thing is to propose an efficient high order ADI method for model (1).

But it is a very different thing to simply propose a plausible non-paranormal account as opposed to supporting it with strong empirical evidence".

Branson, back in Necker – with details of Delta's £224m purchase of Singapore Airlines' 49% stake in Virgin confirmed in transatlantic press conferences – leapt jubilantly on Walsh's "rather childish response", saying: "It seems a very painful and foolish thing for him to propose, but I would be happy to accept.

The ACA was uniformly denounced by Republicans, so Democrats have been doing the same thing to its proposed replacement.

In an interview, Mr. Allen said, "The responsible thing to do is to propose a way to avert these cuts".

This might sound like a curious thing for a QC to propose, but I believe it would make justice more likely, particularly for the most vulnerable road users, cyclists and pedestrians, who are currently too often being failed.