Sentence examples for will be able to propose from inspiring English sources

Anyone downloading the Betbug software will be able to propose a wager, then reach out to everyone else on the network to find a taker for the bet.

Lobbyists acting on behalf of major businesses will be able to propose resolutions and argue for new profit-enhancing legislation in front of elected city officials, who will then return to their council chambers and seek to implement the proposals.

Starting in two weeks, on August 13th, every guest will be able to propose a new meeting time and attach to that update a message to the organizer to explain themselves.

Local communities will be able to propose development which, if it meets certain safeguards and gets 50% of support in a local referendum, will be able to built without planning permission.

Through the implementation of ACS1, we will be able to propose an updated antihypertensive treatment strategy, especially targeting nocturnal BP, which could lead to a reduction in cardiovascular events in those patients with an abnormal circadian BP rhythm.

Additionally, by eliciting acceptability of these strategies for patients and providers, we will be able to propose effective and feasible strategies that are likely to be implemented in routine use.

All four major candidates say they will not be able to propose new spending programs -- whether it is Mark Green's pledge to subsidize college tuition to police officers or Fernando Ferrer's call for a 30percentt raise for teachers -- without offering an account of how they pay for it.

It should also be added that only after understanding the relationships between the attitudes that students have toward the environment and the factors that influence these attitudes will we be able to propose a way of teaching that could have a chance of improving the public's attitudes toward nature.

We will then be able to propose better solutions to address these problems in time.

Under the rules for debate, Republicans will probably not be able to propose amendments other than a complete substitute for the bill, Democrats said.

Edwards is this week meeting Lord [David] Freud, minister for welfare reform, to voice her concerns about a proposed "family cap" on the amount of housing benefit that families will be able to claim under proposed welfare reforms.