Sentence examples for whatever proposed from inspiring English sources

And whatever proposed solutions from that time would likely be dated today.

"We will look at whatever is proposed and consider that," Mr. Flaherty said.

There is no political argument that is more potent now than one that says jobs will be created by whatever is proposed.

If U.S. lives are going to be put at risk, whatever is proposed to be done must be in the U.S. national interest.

The broadcasters will be unable to shame the Prime Minister into taking part because it will never be clear enough that he is blocking them, not least because there are good arguments against whatever is proposed.

Having said that, whatever is proposed under either of these routes, we would have to be absolutely sure it is robust and doesn't create a continuing risk to either the members of the scheme or the PPF.

"I think both sides will really have to show good faith and whip their MPs into line to make sure that whatever is proposed in parliament passes without a hitch".

The author Robert Draper opened his recent book about the House, "Do Not Ask What Good We Do," with an account from Republican leaders who dined together on the night of Mr. Obama's 2009 inauguration and agreed that the way to regain power was to oppose whatever he proposed.

Tyrie, rounding up the session and drawing it to a conclusion, argues that there should be a high level of public engagement so there is "buy in" to whatever is proposed in September by Vickers and his colleagues on the independent banking commission.

Unless these are understood and addressed, whatever is proposed will fail.

And whatever's proposed in Nick Clegg's festive drugs review, the UK's war on cannabis isn't going to be over by Christmas. .