Sentence examples for usually proposes from inspiring English sources

In most years, the mid-May deadline for school budget votes is meaningless, because the governor usually proposes at least a small increase in aid to schools and the Legislature adds more in negotiations.

The Magazine Publishers, a trade group to which more than 1,020 of the largest consumer magazines belong, has placed ads in trade journals stating that the proposed increase is twice the average increase the Postal Service usually proposes, is three times the rate of inflation and is double what the Postal Service actually needs to cover the projected costs of processing magazines.

When determining the optimal investment level, economic theory usually proposes an increase in the investment level until the marginal benefit is equal to the marginal cost of the investment.

The verbal morphology reconstructed for Archaic Chinese usually proposes distinctions within the category aspect, i.e. the perfective and the imperfective aspect, a distinction between transitive and intransitive verbs and/or causative and unaccusative verbs (see, e.g. Jin 金理新 2006).

Treatment-as-usual represents the best level of practice for a minimal treatment condition usually proposed to inpatients.

Nor has the opposition completely resisted the temptations of populism... Granted, unpopular measures are not usually proposed during elections, especially in countries like Greece.

It is because the flat tax is usually proposed as a substitute for our current tax system, whereas the VAT is often suggested as an addition to it.

The terraces of Stoke were among the many that faced clearances under the Pathfinder scheme in the 2000s, where more introverted forms of housing for (relatively) wealthier residents were usually proposed to supplant them.

Antimicrobial therapy was considered adequate if it included antibiotic(s) usually proposed by current guidelines [13].

Small questions are also usually proposed for a better project orientation.

That alleviates the computational complexity of those cases for which time-variant architectures have been usually proposed.