Sentence examples for up with a proposition from inspiring English sources

Then on Saturday night Siemens came up with a proposition of its own: an asset swap.

One comes up with a proposition: "Why don't we all give each other ourselves?" They set to work at once.

"Come up with a proposition that can compete with the iPod," Professor Fader wrote on the Knowledge@Wharton site.

The dream is a sign; Lear has called Cornélia to tell her that he is retiring from the theatre; it is up to her, now, to come up with a proposition for a new play.

"And so what is required is a force structure which is balanced and flexible as it can be and I do believe Army 2020 has succeeded in coming up with a proposition which makes sense".

After being reminded that her second and third payments were overdue she came up with a proposition for me.

But frankly, if Hiddleston turned up with a similar proposition for anyone else, most of us wouldn't be checking the small print.

I combined this idea with my academic background in environmental technology and came up with a business proposition that signs up members and rewards them financially through a profit share for becoming part of a crowd.

The green investment bank has come up with a financial proposition to spur the switchover, by which local authorities and other public bodies can receive the cash needed for the new lights upfront, to be paid back over time as they realise the efficiency savings from the new technology.

It captures this in the most straightforward way, by asking for an object in the world to pair up with a true proposition.

Now, Occupy has come up with a compelling proposition.