Sentence examples for were once proposed from inspiring English sources

As the science historian D. Graham Burnett points out in a coming book on the Save the Whales movement, collaborations between American nuclear scientists and marine biologists were once proposed in the 1960s whereby tropical atolls, leveled by nuclear testing, could be used as giant corrals for the commercial farming of cetaceans.

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The constitution vests most authority in an elected president whose powers will not, as was once proposed, be checked by a prime minister.

A similar idea was once proposed by Dr. Emanuel, whose plan for a voucher system is not being considered by the White House.

He was once proposed for the Fourth Circuit, but the White House did not press the nomination after Senator Paul S. Sarbanes, a Maryland Democrat, complained that Mr. Keisler was not a member of the Maryland bar.

The series was once proposed to be a spinoff of Desperate Housewives, but is not one.

(A similar design called the "wet workshop" was once proposed for Skylab, America's first space station).

After the tunnel proposal was rejected, it was once again proposed in February 1996 after Wynn officially announced plans for the new resort.

Mental capacity is once again proposed as a key safeguard and the Bill stipulates that the Secretary of State may issue one or more codes of practice in connection with 'assessing whether someone has the capacity to make such a decision' and ' recognising and taking account of the effects of depression or other psychological disorders that may impair a person's decision-making'.

Despite having finally exited the stage, Cunningham is once more proposing the unprecedented.

HEALTH CARE -- The Bush administration is once again proposing new tax credits to help the uninsured buy health coverage, with a $70 billion plan over 10 years.