Sentence examples for this proposal suggests from inspiring English sources

In the anxiety to privatise the BBC, this proposal suggests nationalising the rest of the sector.

This proposal suggests citizens of Trinidad and Tobago receive one ticket per 5 kilograms of recycling.

This proposal suggests developing educational videos providing social proof of the short-term health effects of fast food binging for teens.

Once the safeguards are in place, this proposal suggests that new gTLDs could be introduced, but in a slow and controlled manner as part of a testbed.

This proposal suggests positioning lionfish which is edible, but not a popular dish as a must-eat dish for tourists visiting the islands.

This proposal suggests an initial trigger of $25 per tonne of carbon (adding six cents a gallon to the price of petrol); others would set it much higher.

Mr. Obama, rejected this proposal, suggesting that Mr. Ryan's budget would achieve balance "on the backs of, you know, the poor, the elderly, students who need student loans, families who've got disabled kids".

This proposal, suggested by the work of Kolmogorov, Chaitin and Solomonov (KCS), characterises randomness as the algorithmic or informational complexity of a sequence.

Even if the catastrophically-injured babies' family were able to bring a lawsuit, the sketchy public details about this proposal suggest that they would be condemned to a lifetime of additional suffering as they are forced to deal with a burdensome and humiliating struggle to get bills paid from a unaccountable insurance-funded entity.

The results of plentiful research conducted subsequent to this proposal suggest that MAPKs (ERK, p38-MAPK, JNK) (Svensson et al. 2003; Zhuo 2007) and BDNF derived from glial cell activation contribute to neuroplastic changes (Ji and Suter 2007; Merighi et al. 2008) A variety of intracellular signaling processes are modified during the progression of chronic pain.

The fact that it takes 417 pages to explain the proposal suggests that this idea is not simple though, and that's because it isn't.