Sentence examples similar to Unsound proposal from inspiring English sources

Two unsound proposals have recently emerged.

Many unsound proposals have similarly been advanced.

Howe described his role in the administration as the president's "no-man", checking Roosevelt's natural enthusiasm and preventing unsound proposals from reaching wider discussion.

What a difference to the country there may well be, coming from a whole series of moves like these: the appointments of John Ashcroft as attorney general and Gale A. Norton as interior secretary; the threat now posed to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge; an economically unsound tax proposal; and a continuing commitment to the missile defense fantasy.

Since April 29, Trump has fired FBI director James Comey, taken his first trip abroad, and introduced a vague (and perhaps mathematically unsound) tax proposal.

Some election lawyers say that a legislative solution is unsound and that the proposal should be put on the ballot.

Nonetheless, Internet advocates call the French proposal legally unsound on the ground that there are inadequate the provisions for challenging an action, and because it gives industry groups the power to police the Internet.

The Bush administration said the proposal was unsound science and an abuse of regulatory authority, a similar accusation leveled against Europe for its demand that genetically modified food be labeled as such before it is marketed.

In contrast, the United Kingdom rejected the ban today after abstaining in the previous vote, arguing that the scientific basis for the commission's proposal is unsound.

"Unsound" came out just last summer.

Unsound Adelaide concludes on Saturday 16 March.