Sentence examples for central proposal from inspiring English sources

The central proposal was to replace the existing exams with all-encompassing diplomas.

They would argue that experience in Scotland, which did adopt the central proposal, has borne this out.

Ministers rejected the commission's central proposal that personal and nursing care alike be made free at the point of use for all, irrespective of means.

The central proposal is to limit power plant emissions of carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas, to 40percentt below 1990 levels, by 2010.

Many said they were particularly worried about a central proposal of the Million Mom March: registering handguns and licensing handgun owners.

Its central proposal, the creation of a Department of Homeland Security, was announced by the White House last month, under pressure from an impatient Congress.

The bill would weaken one of the governor's central proposals, to cap property tax increases at 2 percent, by allowing schools to raise money through a debt offering.

One of his central proposals calls for a constitutional amendment that would ban party caucuses in Congress and establish nonpartisan elections for the House and Senate, much like the unusual system that has governed Nebraska's Legislature since 1934.

And, though eager to exploit Mr Schröder's difficulties, the Christian Democrats may yet, in the end, co-operate with him enough with a few face-saving amendments, perhaps to let him get his central proposals through.

As I noted back in September, when the central proposals of the G.O.P. plan were already public, Trump stood to benefit in three different ways; that analysis has now been confirmed.

An international anti-corruption body to help law enforcement agencies and investigators track down money laundering and tax evasion is to be one of the central proposals of next week's anti-corruption summit hosted by David Cameron.