Brown and Kulik proposed that the Now Print!

On the contrary, Brown proposed to look at this period in positive terms, arguing that Late Antiquity was a period of immense cultural innovation.

As secretary of state, Brown proposed major legislation to update Louisiana's archaic election laws.

Brown proposed a campaign to challenge this potentially divisive idea which promised to neglect not only other faiths but Humanism, secularism and Europe's debt to the Enlightenment.

In 1999, Brown proposed hiring 1,392 new city workers and proposed a second straight budget with a US$100 million surplus.

Brown proposes raising that money by extending a tax hike that's due to expire on July 1st.

During the Chessman case Brown proposed that the death penalty be abolished, but the proposal failed.

Brown and Kulik proposed the term flashbulb memory, along with the first model of the process involved in developing what they called flashbulb accounts.

Gibbon says Brown proposed his ideas because he wanted to "draw the sting" from the uproar expected when receipts of MPs' expenses claims are published in July.

Brown & Root proposed a two-deck drilling platform the size of a city block to ride high above the waves on six columns supported by two giant submarine hulls.