Sentence examples for a fundamental proposal from inspiring English sources

And yet the media completely ignored such a fundamental proposal for fairness.

An even more fundamental proposal is to put BBC Worldwide together with Channel 4. I will not argue the case - not least because the Lords select committee on communications, which I now chair, is still considering it as part of a review of public service broadcasting.

Our fundamental proposal is to compensate the loss of load probability of the photovoltaic system, by means of a hydrogen complementary storage.

If I were king of the OWS protests, I'd go for up-or-down votes on the ESRA and similar fundamental proposals.

But Mr Milburn, who has been accused of exercising too much control over the NHS, made no comment on a fundamental and radical proposal of the Kennedy report, that the bodies which set and monitor standards, including CHI and the National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) should be independent of the Department of Health.

Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, a Democrat from Westchester who is following the debate, called the city's proposal a "fundamental lowering of the disclosure standards".

Romney has repeatedly left unaddressed and unresolved a fundamental contradiction between his proposal to cut tax rates across the board by 20 percent and his claim that his fiscal policies will put the nation on a path toward a balanced budget.

Thus, a fundamental aspect of our proposal is the scenario in which the database and the application server handle data with minimum knowledge.

The definition of the kelvin will undergo a fundamental change if the proposal is accepted.

In a preface to the white paper, Mr Blair called its proposals a "fundamental and vital change in the relationship between government and governed".

The SNP's Westminster leader, Angus Robertson, said the proposal was a fundamental attack, particularly on the work of smaller parties.