Sentence examples for an unacceptable proposal from inspiring English sources

Add to this the fact that Mr. Paulson is also demanding dictatorial authority, plus immunity from review "by any court of law or any administrative agency," and this adds up to an unacceptable proposal.

Mr Cameron has said he would be prepared to veto any unacceptable proposal - which would mean that a deal would not go ahead.

He has said he would be prepared to veto any unacceptable proposal - budget decisions require the agreement of all 27 member states.

Mr Cameron has said any above-inflation increase in the budget would be inappropriate at a time when member nations are having to cut spending at home and said he would be prepared to veto any unacceptable proposal - budget decisions require the agreement of all 27 member states.

The "principles" on campaign reform from Mr. Bush were a tired repetition of several unacceptable proposals, including an anti-labor provision requiring union members to approve the expenditure of their dues for political purposes.

Mr. Monti appears to have viewed the move as lobbying through the media, and G.E. did return to the negotiating table last week with new but equally unacceptable proposals for a compromise.

The department routinely rejects clearly unacceptable proposals like opening a doctor's office in a Queens park or a driving range in the Sheep Meadow.

Scrapping the proposals for the 2015 elections also gives an opportunity to think again on the unacceptable proposals put forward for Wales, which stood to lose 25% of its seats, compared to a 6% drop in England.

An SNP spokesperson said: "We will consider our options a step at a time – at this stage we want to discuss these unacceptable proposals with the broadcasters".

They said an "intimidatory disciplinary regime" facing benefits claimants would be made worse by further "unacceptable" proposals outlined in the budget.

The SNP said it would vote against the government's "unacceptable" proposals.