Sentence examples for a tough proposal from inspiring English sources

But Mr Obama knows that Russia cares more about the process than the result.On the night of September 9th, after the Russians made their intervention, France hastily put together a tough proposal for a Security Council resolution on Syria.

It was a tougher proposal with a 120-day cap across the board and a private right of action for neighbors within 100 feet of any property.

Most important, he has skilfully fended off a tough regulatory proposal for the immediate opening of lucrative bulk-mail (eg, circulars) to competition.

If a tough new proposal in Utah becomes law, just a few drinks — or even a few swigs — could put you over the limit for drunk driving. .

Predictably Sarkozy's tough proposal immediately drew fire from a wide range of critics.

The FSF published a series of tough proposals on bankers' pay, hedge funds and dealing with cross-border financial crises alongside the G20 communique.

He also said that he was ready to lead Britain out of the European Union if other states did not accept such tough proposals to cut immigration.

Risk-control systems were introduced only in 2002, after years of delay and after Fannie and Freddie had lobbied effectively to gut tough proposals.

Labour's own tough proposals for welfare, such as the requirement to work after two years on the dole, are either not known or little understood.

Yet the truth is that repositioning Labour on the role of the state, and producing tough proposals on welfare, don't quite reach the heart of the dilemma, which is how to remake our economy.

The government welcomed the report, but said that tough proposals had been put forward by the regulator, the FCA.