Sentence examples for a positive proposal from inspiring English sources

This is a positive proposal, provided he identifies a way to pay for it.

Once after I presented work critical of certain formal techniques for understanding vague language, Michael reproached me for lack of a positive proposal.

Again, the prospect of stock market meltdown is swatted away: "I don't think that follows at all … if you're coming forward with a positive proposal to trade across Europe and the world, a lot of the stock markets would say, hooray".

Perhaps more surprising is some acknowledgement from Progress that they actually need a positive proposal and a strategy beyond loud whining.

This is why it makes sense, even under normal conditions, for the Labour party to receive more heated coverage than the Tories: if you start to present what you're doing as a positive proposal, you're always going to receive more scrutiny than if you stick to blank, necessitarian negativity.

Larry Summers backs away from new trade deals, and makes a startlingly positive proposal for a different approach to managing globalization.

See (Sosa 1993) for a critical discussion of Putnam's view, and (Sosa 1999) for a related, positive proposal.

The non-cognitivist is in a position to explain this, insofar as her positive proposal for the functioning of moral terms will suggest they do more than merely describe the world.

"It's disappointing that the WRU's disrespectful response to another significant and positive proposal... is once again to engage in a vitriolic and disingenuous attack on the Welsh regions, with the purpose of detracting attention away from the real issues Welsh regional rugby is facing," claimed RRW.

The closest anyone came to admitting that motive was when Ms. Hughes, the Bush spokeswoman, said, "Obviously we want our convention to focus primarily on Governor Bush and his positive proposal for America, but we wanted people to be heard in the process".

An even more ambitious positive proposal makes space the "order of co-existents" and time the "order of successions" (G 7: 363), or a "well-founded phenomenon".