Sentence examples for called a proposed from inspiring English sources

Gen Sir Richard Barrons called a proposed reduction in the number of marines 'madness'madness

Charles, who is next in line for the British throne, once went off-piste and called a proposed extension to the National Gallery "a monstrous carbuncle on the face of a much loved and elegant friend".

He famously called a proposed extension to the National Gallery a "monstrous carbuncle", though its architects Ahrends Burton and Koralek were then up-and-coming and, as it happened, noted for their skill with building in historic settings such as Keble College, Oxford.

The Ohio State Lantern called a proposed ban a "petty crusade against bad habits"; a columnist for Vassar's paper compared banning smoking to banning meat.

And would they really be confident about calling a proposed hotline instead?

One of the most developed approaches under discussion is a system called PaySwarm, a proposed open standard developed by Sporny's startup.

Advanced Magnetics Inc., a biopharmaceutical company, said it had called off a proposed $60 million takeover by the Cytogen Corporation and would enter into marketing and supply agreements with Cytogen instead.

That because six months ago Publicis and Omnicom — two giants in their field — called off a proposed $35 billion merger deal due to rumored political differences.

The Grangemouth oil refinery near Falkirk will remain closed until next week at the earliest, as workers called off a proposed 48 hour strike.

In 2011, The Creators Project wrote about a digital picture frame called FRAMED*, a proposed "new platform for digital art".

… [I]t is shameful to call it a proposed 'open access' policy.