Sentence examples for a difficult proposal from inspiring English sources

If the objective is an absolute reduction in resource use and emissions, productivity targets are insufficient, unless they are coupled with limits to economic growth politically a difficult proposal.

An emotionally difficult proposal to change the first-come-first-served transplant system makes good sense.

The most difficult proposal for Mr. Arafat, the adviser said today, would be turning his back on the refugees.

The two moves reflected Mr. Martin's attempt to navigate a series of politically difficult proposals through a deeply divided commission.

"We have studied these very difficult proposals for the better part of two years," she said.

The question you now face is whether to embrace their sensible but politically difficult proposals in your own budget.

It will destroy the whole fabric of the league structure". Dyke added: "They're difficult proposals and you can't possibly be sure people are going to buy into them, but what else are you going to buy into?" Although a statement from the Football Conference said they were not "in any consulted" and neither "were their views sought directly or indirectly".

Dyke added: "They're difficult proposals and you can't possibly be sure people are going to buy into them, but what else are you going to buy into?" The FA commission was made up of Dyke, Hodgson, former England managers Glenn Hoddle and Howard Wilkinson, plus ex-England internationals Rio Ferdinand and Danny Mills.

The team found a chink in their respondents' moral logic when they added a different type of deal sweetener to the proposals: a difficult concession from the other side on one of its own sacred values.

Randi Weingarten, president of the United Federation of Teachers, said the proposal represented a difficult choice for teachers.

One wonders how and why voting against McConnell's process and proposal is a difficult call for McCain.