Sentence examples for charged proposal from inspiring English sources

The Republican blueprint championed by Representative Paul D. Ryan, Republican of Wisconsin and chairman of the House Budget Committee, includes cutting nonmilitary spending, and a politically charged proposal to fundamentally reconfigure Medicare.

But most important, one veteran music executive said, is that the industry come to a decision to lower the cost of CD's to the consumer, a highly charged proposal within music companies these days.

Mr. Bush also must decide when and how to try to push through his most politically charged proposal -- to divert some Social Security payroll taxes to individual investment accounts.

But the politically charged proposal, which emerged as the House easily passed legislation to keep the government financed through Sept. 30, is not expected to include workers currently 55 and over in major changes recommended for Medicare, after more moderate Republicans objected.

The charging proposal immediately prompted a heated debate amongst doctors.

Appraisal of urban road user charging proposals needs to reflect the full range of objectives adopted by the city concerned.

The scheme has cross-party support across Merseyside and, despite the charging proposals, many major business backers.

In Edinburgh and Manchester these decisions were made in the public glare of referenda which rejected charging proposals by majorities of 70%to80%[43[43, 57].

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In a political environment where we see too many false promises and emotionally charged policy proposals, it is critical that our public schools teach young citizens to think for themselves--to objectively analyze what candidates are saying on the campaign trail.

Democrats, meanwhile, will charge the proposal with exacerbating the nation's unemployment crisis and the suffering of the jobless.