Sentence examples for whether to proposed from inspiring English sources

The Army Corps of Engineers is studying whether to proposed such a measure, which is strongly opposed by many people as an assault on the area's agricultural economy.

He is due to deliver a speech to Universities UK as Labour continues to discuss whether to propose a cut in the maximum level of the tuition fee from £9,000 to £6,000.

The commission will decide next year whether to propose legislation.

The Corps of Engineers is to recommend by the end of the year whether to propose such a step.

Next month, the Securities and Exchange Commission will decide whether to propose new rules giving shareholders the right to nominate candidates for directors themselves.

President Bush will have to decide before then whether to propose, as the United States has in many past years, a resolution to condemn China's record on rights.

The commission will also vote on whether to propose that a company's chief executive and chief financial officer be required to certify company quarterly and annual reports.

The Justice Department is considering whether to propose toughened legislation in Congress to effectively correct the deficiencies in the sentencing commission's plan, he said.

3.30pm: Delegates debate a motion on fairer taxes, and vote on whether to propose raising the top rate of tax to 50p in the pound.

Mr. Lafer said the investment group had not yet decided whether to propose its own slate of directors at the Borders annual meeting in the spring.

On Wednesday, the Securities and Exchange Commission will meet to consider whether to propose rules that would eliminate the ban against general solicitation in securities offerings.