Sentence examples similar to a kind proposal from inspiring English sources

While so many voices in Congress are drowning each other out, the Debt Free America Act sends a clarion call, it is a clear, one-of-a-kind proposal.

Overall, the statement was "a kind of proposal to the government" to help the citizens of Basra, Mr. Obeidi said.

For example, Jana Partners partnered with CalSTRS to urge Apple to take steps to allow parents to limit their children's phone use, and Trillium Asset Management filed a first-of-its-kind proposal at Nike, Inc. urging the board to improve oversight of workplace sexual harassment and to improve gender diversity and pay disparity.

Clinton, having seen the White House from the inside, knows that what she has made is a kind of marriage proposal, one she may have to live with for as many as the next eight years.

If this short piece is a backhanded tribute, or even a kind of book proposal, I want to make it clear I know many of the reasons for which he can be discredited.

Again in 2003, Kumar et al. (21) came with a similar kind of proposal saying that the WT decomposes signal into several multiresolution components according to a basis function called "wavelet function" (WF).

Y. Song et al. [ 64] come with a similar kind of proposal where fetal heart sound signals can be detected, denoised, and reconstructed by utilizing wavelet-transform-based signal-processing approach.

But their influence is now so great that they have begun to be regarded as a kind of shadow government.The proposals for labour-market reform put forward in the summer at the government's suggestion by Peter Hartz, a senior Volkswagen man, are a test of the new government's determination to enact painful structural reforms.

This assembly would provide, in the Catholic proposals, a kind of regional government that would assign ministers to take part in a new cross-border North-South Cofficialsncluding ofromials from Dublin, to administer functions like tourism and agriculture on both sides of the border.

Mr. Bloomberg cast his proposal as a kind of social and scientific experiment in fighting the national epidemic of obesity and diabetes.

In his view, the Republicans' willingness to consider this Democratic proposal was a kind of dirty trick — a way to "stall" the Senate and prevent it from taking up other issues important to Democrats.