Sentence examples for are proposing the same from inspiring English sources

Democrats say that Mr. McConnell knows full well what they are proposing: the same Senate bill that passed in July extending all the expiring Bush-era income tax cuts on incomes below $250,000, setting the tax rate on dividends and capital gains at 20 percent, and stopping the alternative minimum tax from rising to hit more middle class taxpayers.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, which oversees thousands of banks, is proposing the same adjustment.

"We're talking about the same issues today, and we're proposing the same fixes," he said.

Mr Miliband emphasises his consistency, flagging up that he is proposing the same solution to Britain's woes that he was a year and a half ago.

It can only be won by protecting the South Vietnamese.' " (Another echo of Iraq: McNamara was proposing the same sort of counterinsurgency tactics now being attempted by Gen. David Petraeus in Baghdad).

"Hillary Clinton is proposing the same failed policies we have seen in the Obama economy, where the typical American household's income has declined and it's harder for businesses to hire and the middle class to achieve rising incomes," Allie Brandenburger, a Bush spokeswoman, said in a statement.

"I'm not proposing deeper cuts than the ones over the last five years, I'm proposing the same pace of cuts for the next couple of years as we had over the last five - because we're making those other decisions on welfare and indeed tax evasion and avoidance".

Whenever a hike in the minimum wage has been proposed, the same tired arguments and dire predictions are trotted out, and yet the economy just continues to hum along after the deed is done.

Sanders alluded to the fact that Democrats were proposing the higher minimum wage on the same day the White House began pushing for corporate tax cuts.

Thus if a pair of Structure runs has a high sum of positive correlations between proposed partitioning of parental populations then they are proposing essentially the same parental populations and the same partitioning of their variation among the sampled accessions.

The $1.6 billion that Democrats are proposing is the same amount already approved by the Senate.