Sentence examples for bank proposal from inspiring English sources

Ms. Julius, a former member of the central bank's policy-making committee, disagrees with Mr. King's bank proposal.

The commission concluded that $12 million to $15 million in administrative costs for the deposit bank proposal was excessive.

And now, none other than Donald Trump has introduced a privatization infrastructure bank proposal strikingly similar to Trudeau's.

The bank proposal runs against the established regional and global order, in which the US dominates the World Bank while the Japanese traditionally head the Asian Development Bank.

At the same time, we've had President Obama introducing his bank proposal, after his party's Massachusetts defeat, in a way that seemed less intended to promote an intelligent discussion and more like an effort to use bank-bashing to boost sagging poll ratings.

Multimedia Related Obamas Move to Limit Reckless Risks Has Skeptics (January 22, 2010) Economix: Geithner on the Bank Proposal Enlarge This Image Kevin Lamarque/Reuters Paul A. Volcker, the former Federal Reserve chairman, had urged the president to restrict behavior at banks that led to the crisis.

Barack Obama said he's "a strong supporter of net neutrality". He'd have to be, because he proposes equally destructive "infrastructure bank" proposals that shift decision-making about large-scale capitalism to government.

Unless Congress acts quickly to reassert these limits, banks and other financial firms will be allowed to support congressional candidates who oppose Obama's bank proposals.

Largely lost in this theater is the fact that even many people who have long clamored for change wonder aloud whether Mr. Koizumi's bank proposals are not in fact a recipe for disaster.

Week in Review, Page 9 GOOD BANK, BAD BANK Max Holmes, a hedge-fund manager and finance professor, writes that the "good bank/bad bank" proposals to save the financial industry could be improved, while the actor Rick Moranis imagines what it would be like to phone one of the "bad" banks.

But a group of investors holding $23 billion of Ambac-insured mortgage securities are attacking the good-bank/bad-bank proposal in court.