Sentence examples for branded proposals from inspiring English sources

This includes generating branded proposals with consistent formats and messaging based on the insights the sales team shares with them.

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".

But opposition parties branded the proposals "crackpot" and "unhelpful".

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

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".

Some local media outlets have branded the proposal as a "three strikes" policy.

In a response to Tarif published by the Israeli newspaper Maariv, Ben branded the proposal "supposedly innocent but actually dangerous," a move that, if adopted, could "speed up Israel's Arab-ization". Being in a state of war with much of the Arab world "has brought about a blessed cultural and demographic rift between us and the Arab world around us and within us," Ben wrote.

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

David Miliband, the environment secretary, today branded David Cameron's proposals for "binding" annual targets to cut greenhouse gases as "silly".