Sentence examples for when it would be proposed from inspiring English sources

It's not clear what the executive order would look like or when it would be proposed ― if Trump follows through at all, considering his tendency for pre-election bluster and warnings he has received from fellow Republicans, including House Speaker Paul Ryan (Wis)., who have said doing so would be outside the bounds the president's authority.

A department spokesman did not give a reason for the proposed change and could not say when it would be done.

But the proposal has been stalled at the federal Office of Management and Budget, which typically reviews proposed regulations, and officials could not say when it would be made public.

When it became clear that fresh financing would be proposed to Congress, it was unclear why the U.S. government was adding the Sikorsky Black Hawks when it still hadn't been able to deliver the Bells.

T. Sato ([1983]) also investigated how the MDP Procedure works when players with individual expectation functions nonmyopically play a sequential game, by letting them forecast what allocation would be proposed over the period when they take a certain path of strategies.

When asked whether the Liberal Party would be proposing anything similar to that of the Green Party's plan to restructure student debt, Drouin said that he doesn't believe the Green's plan is economically feasible.

When it came time to propose major policy positions in the campaign, "it would be me and Jerry sitting at the computer," Anne said.

"I thought when it was proposed then that it would happen a lot sooner".

Back when it was proposed in the 1960's, the pipeline would have provided from 70 million to 90 million gallons a day.

We would have been OK with the Yahoo! purchase when it was proposed.

He added that a temporary cease-fire would only be proposed when the border was secure, at which point efforts would be made to agree on a peace plan, according to Interfax news agency.