Sentence examples for a key proposal from inspiring English sources

A key proposal is the introduction of a "healthy welfare" card, which would restrict what people on welfare – Indigenous or not – spend their money on.

But to gain the opposition's votes in Congress he dropped a key proposal that would have allowed contract prices to vary according to the success or failure of exploration.

Maybe reporters just don't dare say that the governor has no clothes, that a key proposal by the man who may well be president contains no measures that even try to do what he claims that proposal will do.

A three-year campaign to reform Britain's "chilling" libel laws is days away from victory after the government did a U-turn on a key proposal which would prevent companies using defamation laws to silence their critics.

A key proposal is to require professionals to justify any decision to ignore a person's wishes about their care and send them away from their community or family – rather than the onus being on the family to justify why this should not happen.

Conservative MSP Liz Smith criticised the Scottish government for not implementing a key proposal from the Commission on the Delivery of Rural Education, which it established in 2011 in conjunction with local government body Cosla.

A second key proposal is that the PTC may have evolved in conjunction with a membrane.

On tax, the key proposal is a "substantial increase in the personal allowance from April 2011, with the benefits focused on those with lower and middle incomes".

Senator Collins and others on her panel seemed at least receptive to another key proposal: creating a single federal counterterrorism center.

"Who are we here to represent?" Several amendments to a gun control bill went to the Senate floor, including bans on assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition clips, but the key proposal was a bipartisan compromise calling for background checks to be mandatory for any firearms sales conducted online or at gun shows.

But a new report from the University of Massachusetts Amherst Political Economy Research Institute documents how a key Sanders proposal -- a tax on Wall Street speculation -would bring at least $300 billion a year in new revenues from those who can most afford to pay it for the critical reforms the country so desperately needs.