proposed
v.v. to suggest a plan or an idea for people to think about and decide on. You use this when you want to offer a solution or a way forward.
v. to put forward a plan, idea, or candidate for consideration or discussion. Transitive; frequently followed by a that-clause or a gerund.
The committee proposed a new set of rules for the club.
The architect proposed a design that would maximize natural light while reducing energy costs for the building.
During the emergency session, the finance minister proposed a series of austerity measures intended to stabilize the currency and reassure international investors.
The verb is transitive and often takes a direct object or a 'that' clause. When followed by another verb, it typically takes the -ing form rather than the infinitive.
he proposed to go to the parkhe proposed going to the parkWhen suggesting an action, 'propose' is followed by a gerund (-ing) or a 'that' clause, not a to-infinitive.