pero esta vez se propone hacer mayor énfasis

10:38 Feb 17, 2011 

Thanks a lot Bill for the literature.

09:33 Feb 17, 2011 

Maria is correct.

Propose is one of those words which change meaning depending on whether followed by infinitive or gerund

Propose + infinitive = intention
Propose + gerund = suggestion

Since any verb, even the highly irregular BE, will occur in the -ing form in all
of these constructions, we propose to abandon analyses which treat the Present
Participle and Gerund in English as different inflectional forms syncretised
throughout the class of verbs.
http://www.garyounis.edu/arts/magazine_art/art32/On the Cate...

AND SEE
http://www.angelfire.com/ks2/grammar/inf-ger.html
intend; to have formed a plan I propose to go to London on Tuesday.
How do you propose to finance this venture?

I propose delaying our decision until the next meeting.
=put forward for consideration; suggest