Sentence examples for though proposed from inspiring English sources

Though proposed foreign acquisitions in some American industries, notably telecommunications, have stirred nationalistic concerns, there have been no such reverberations yet in the fragmented financial services business.

Taxpayers will need to focus on estate planning, advisers say, even though proposed changes regarding the estate tax would not take effect until several years from now.

Though proposed at the behest of organized labor, the amendment got the support of some of the most anti-union Republicans in the Senate.

Here, though, proposed cuts could be crippling, and while it's true that, as in many other areas of Italian bureaucracy, the country's cultural institutions support an indecent number of do-nothing jobs and an entrenched union system that protects those jobs, safeguarding the cultural heritage, as a matter of economic and moral good sense, is, if anything, more urgent in Italy than in Britain.

Mr. Feinberg said the question of whether people who receive payments from the fund could still sue other companies involved in the spill was far from settled, even though proposed drafts of the rules for final settlements say they will must waive those rights.

The OCC, though, proposed suspending him.

Micah, though, proposes breakfast and a shared cab ride home, which Jo' accepts more out of fatigue and some sense of post-coital decorum than out of genuine interest.

The ABF was one of the suggestions made by the National Commission of Audit, though it proposed the more modest (though no less lame) sounding name Border Control Australia.

Instead, though, he proposed to Sue.

Right now, though, the proposed memorial is creating anything but unity.

The conference of 1907, though first proposed by U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt, was officially convened by Nicholas II.