Proposes
Proposes is the third-person singular present tense form of the verb propose. It is used when a subject suggests or puts forward an idea, plan, or course of action for consideration. For example: "The committee proposes a new policy." It can also mean that someone intends to do something, as in "The company proposes to launch the product next quarter."
Etymology and related forms: Propose comes from Latin proponere, meaning to put forward or place forward, from
Grammar and usage: Proposes follows standard conjugation for English verbs. It is typically followed by a to-infinitive
Contexts: Proposes appears across domains such as governance, business, science, and academia. In parliamentary procedure, a
See also: Proposal, Proposition, Proposer. These terms relate to the act or result of proposing and to