| That's not a very romantic vision to propound right after Valentine's Day, but, as they say on the Continent, c'est la vie. |
| The White Paper's purpose is not to put forward a programme of measures, for the Commission has no miracle remedies to propound. |
| We can propound the idea that entertainment is not optional, but a constituent element of human development. |
| The President was allowed to unashamedly propound misleading political propaganda at the Johannesburg Summit. |
| In doing this, we must guard against a tendency to propound intellectual interpretations, as if that were the point. |
| They each propound basic spiritual truths and standards of behaviour that constitute the very basis of social cohesion and collective purpose. |
