Sentence examples for brand proposal from inspiring English sources

Clages' presence meant that three of Himmler's senior officers – Eichmann, Becher and Clages – had involved themselves with the Brand proposal.

Anti-tax crusaders sometimes brand proposals to make the tax structure more progressive as class warfare based on envy.

Using a formula that has yet to be determined, teams under Brand's proposal would be evaluated continually to see if their athletes were making academic progress.

"The upcoming summit between China and the United States will feature a major plan for reducing the military arsenals of the two countries, an initiative to stabilize and grow the global economy, a follow-up effort to further reduce carbon emissions, and a brand new proposal to address global poverty and health pandemics".

Ministers in the coalition government have been running to keep up, first branding the proposal Marxist, then pitching in themselves as some of the companies froze prices.

However, the Liberal Democrats branded the proposal "crazy" and said it would amount to a saving of just £3 per household per year.

Business lobby group CBI Scotland has already branded that proposal as a "tax on distress".

Prime Minister David Cameron has defended plans to get trainee nurses to first work as health care assistants to improve patient care, after nurses' leaders branded the proposal as "stupid".

They see it as an imposition on digital sharing — branding the proposal a "link tax" and arguing it will have a wider chilling effect of interfering with the sharing of hyperlinks.

But now in his fifth budget and the first of his second term, he has decided over some advisers' objections to make that proposal — and his brand of pragmatic liberalism — official.

MPs in Mr Cameron's own party branded the proposals "thin gruel" and "watered down" – with several polls showing large majorities of the public believe the draft is a "bad deal for Britain".