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Many of his Democratic advisers have been prodding Mr. Obama to offer a proposal to the special committee.

Edison intends to offer a proposal to manage several of the schools, said Christopher Whittle, Edison's founder and chief executive.

On the House floor, Democrats will have an opportunity to offer a proposal of their own as an alternative.

In the House, Democrats planned to offer a proposal Thursday to remove some oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to try to lower prices.

Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, Democrat of Connecticut, plans to offer a proposal next week to send a rebate check to all taxpayers.

In any case, no one expects Mr. Bush to offer a proposal next year for replacing the progressive income tax with another tax system.

Simply rejecting international treaties (like the Kyoto Protocol) then failing to offer a better proposal cannot be an acceptable option for American policymakers.

Mr. Boehner declared the nation's debt to be a "moral threat" to the country and chided the president for failing to offer a serious proposal for dealing with it.

Also last month, the United States and the European Union, the titans of global trade, agreed to offer a joint proposal for liberalising farm trade.Related items Drugs, patents and the WTO: Symptomatic reliefSep 4th 2003Both developments are welcome, and long overdue.

If he were to offer a detailed proposal of his own right now, Obama might have to walk out into the Rose Garden and reverse himself on one or both positions.

I'd like to offer a different proposal: How about a National Day for Prayer and Reason?