Sentence examples for will be proposing to from inspiring English sources

"The executive of the NUT will be proposing to its members that further strike action is necessary.

That is why I will be proposing to create a new position of chief competition economist, complete with the staff needed to provide both an independent economic viewpoint to decision-makers and guidance throughout the investigation process.

In order to ensure that the new leadership elections can be completed without delay, I will be proposing to the special National Executive Committee meeting tomorrow [Tuesday] that the elections be held as quickly as proper organisation allows.

What I will be proposing to do is that, if the Government wants to change the system of protection visas then the quid pro quo ought to be consistent with the recommendations of Angus Houston and his panel to dramatically increase the refugee intake.

Mr. Darnell's latest brainstorm is a special, set for Feb. 15, called "Who Wants to Marry a Millionaire," in which 50 female contestants will be whittled down by beauty pageant-like contests and extensive interviewing to five finalists, all in wedding gowns, one of whom will be proposed to and married on the air, live, by a willing millionaire.

On Tuesday, for example, Fox is airing "Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire?" in which 50 female contestants will be whittled down, beauty pageant style, to five finalists, all in wedding gowns, one of whom will be proposed to and married on the air, live, by a willing millionaire.

In February a package of anti-terrorism measures will be proposed to Parliament.

No plausible array of matching spending cuts or offsetting revenue increases has been, or will be, proposed to close the gap resulting from a large new tax cut.

The state will bear greater risk in so-called PPP (public-private partnership) projects, and legislation will be proposed to make disputes over public contracts less frequent.

The new benefit structure will be proposed to the trustees and form part of the negotiations towards a recovery plan that is expected to be presented to the Pensions Regulator by June 30.

My assumption is that he saw this as a way to set up American and even Western strategy for September, when Palestinian statehood will be proposed to the U.N. General Assembly and no doubt endorsed by large numbers of countries.