Sentence examples for year proposed from inspiring English sources
The bill, which had been submitted to Parliament the previous year, proposed even more extreme punishments than those already existing for convicted homosexuals.
Robert M. Bryant, a former F.B.I. deputy director, was part of a group of senior intelligence, law enforcement and Pentagon officials who last year proposed the creation of a separate counterintelligence and counterterrorism service within the bureau.
The Party's platform that year proposed the legalization of prostitution, recreational drugs, and suicide, and the abolition of virtually all roles for government other than the protection of individual rights, property, and national defense.
If that is the case, he would be subject to the "Buffett rule"—a new minimum tax rate for people making over a million per year— proposed by President Obama.
Foreseeing the end of shuttle flights, the Obama administration and NASA last year proposed new plans, approved by Congress, to develop heavy-lift rockets for sending people deeper into space, to be ready perhaps after 2020.
Yet, a bipartisan commission led by Alan Greenspan that year proposed gradually raising the retirement age by two years over a period of 27 years, not even beginning until 2000.
Grand Canyon managers, after nearly 25 years of laboring, last year proposed amendments to the timing and routes of sightseeing flights that would make the park somewhat more serene.
After years of recession and budget cuts, Brown last year proposed a multiyear funding plan for higher education, with incremental increases tied to tuition freezes.
And, as the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities has pointed out, the Paul Ryan Republican budget presented earlier this year proposed slashing nutrition assistance by $127 billion over 10 years.
One way of removing spenders comes from Trent Franks, a Republican congressman from Arizona, who last year proposed prohibiting anyone from serving on the committee for more than 6 years in any 10-year period.
Walker this year proposed cutting the state's higher education budget by 13%, or $300 million over two years.
