Sentence examples for boldest proposal from inspiring English sources
The boldest proposal along these lines would be to break up the banks.
MEXICO CITY — With just over a week left in office, the president of Mexico has offered perhaps the boldest proposal of his six-year tenure.
But the boldest proposal is expanding access to charter schools — even though your editorial says that only about one in six charter schools in a recent study outperformed public schools.
His boldest proposal, to extend teachers' calendars, was hailed by the nation's two teachers unions as a long-overdue remedy for two of their chief complaints: low salaries and lack of time for professional development.
WALL STREET JOURNAL European Leaders Want Banks to Take 60% Loss on Greek Bonds | In their boldest proposal yet to reduce Greece's debt load, European leaders have asked banks to accept a 60 percent reduction in the face value of their Greek bonds, The Financial Times reports.
It is true that no one has objected to Cameron's boldest proposal in that speech, a treaty amendment to exclude Britain from the objective of "an ever closer union among the peoples of Europe", which, like free movement of workers, has been in the sacred texts since 1957.
Four of the boldest proposals for military recruitment are listed, but the best is only hinted at.
Federal spending, in short, is already so big (and fixed) relative to either man's aspirations that even their boldest proposals merely tinker at the margins.
But Wednesday's report contained the group's boldest proposals to date, and drew immediate rebukes from conservative lawmakers who said liberals were trying to take Russia back to the chaotic 1990s and the age of Boris N. Yeltsin.
But its counterterrorism and counterintelligence work should not be shifted, as some have proposed, into the new Department of Homeland Security envisioned in President Bush's bold proposal.
