Sentence examples for a realistic proposal from inspiring English sources

Successful negotiation must begin with a realistic proposal.

That is a realistic proposal if protections are carved out for the very poor and the very elderly.

As Garry Wills wrote in "Reagan's America": "Reagan nearly tripled the deficit in his eight years, and never made a realistic proposal for cutting it.

As his biographer Garry Wills tells us, the Gipper "nearly tripled the deficit in his eight years, and never made a realistic proposal for cutting it".

But the plan is to cut the cost of one of the chips, so using hundreds throughout a vineyard would become a realistic proposal.

"Heading the government is quite a realistic proposal," he said, before adding a qualifier he often uses when publicly discussing his plans for 2008.

In the run-up to voting day, New Democracy continues to play a somewhat exhausted trump card, that of attempting to provoke a wave of panic among the voters without offering any realistic proposal for the amelioration of a situation that has plunged the country into a five year recession and left its citizens unemployed and in despair.

If Kenya's politicians and officials showed some of the commitment of its runners, perhaps hosting the continent's first Olympics would be a more realistic proposal.

Luke (Ed Harris) surprises girlfriend Isabel (Julia Roberts) with a refreshingly realistic proposal speech: "Even when things are hard and you feel like giving up, you have to hang on to that decision, that choice to love each other.

The Greek reform plan will have "to be matched by an equally realistic proposal on debt sustainability from the creditors," European Council President Donald Tusk said Thursday.

The group are also keen on the idea of a country free of nuclear weapons – a slightly more realistic proposal, as Scottish ministers have said the UK's nuclear submarines currently based at Scotland's Faslane naval facility will be relocated if the country becomes independent.