Sentence examples for we can't propose from inspiring English sources

We can't propose him to the Congolese population as a good example of the leadership we need".

"I left because I no longer wanted to coöperate, but I can't propose this to all my colleagues.

The problem is, the advisory board can't propose reducing benefits (a k a rationing) or raising fees (another form of rationing), without which the spending target looms impossibly large.

As an old white man, I can't propose my pleasure in "Americans" as a model response to it, given the plurality of brains that burn with variants of rage or anguish in this time of identity politics.

I'm not an expert, I can't propose any complete plan for reform, but I have a firm conviction that a legislation that disregards the dignity and freedom of the people will ultimately end up in the rubbish bin of history.

"You can't propose something you weren't gonna propose before," he told me.

Brian Hansford United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) "If they can't propose coherent solutions, then policymakers are going to move on to the next issue.

"We can't really propose changes to the law unless we know what the words mean as interpreted by the court," Merkley told the Guardian.

10 30 A.M. (NBC) MEET THE PRESS David Plouffe, a White House senior adviser, talks about President Obama's new campaign theme, "We can't wait"; proposed measures to help troubled homeowners and students; and the president's case against the Republican Party.

We can't rush to propose action when prices are high, then push the snooze button when they go down again".

Which is not to say that Carly's youthful style is a bad thing; we can't help but propose, though, that Carly's team is billing her as the new squeaky-clean pop alternative now that Miley's gone grown-up, Demi Lovato has admitted to drug use and Selena Gomez is taking PDA-packed vacations with Justin Bieber.