Sentence examples for clever proposals from inspiring English sources
And he must reach out to the handful of prominent Republicans who have moved beyond their party's stale mantra that tax cuts are the answer to all ills, and produced clever proposals to help the working poor and reform the tax code.
At this point it is worth mentioning that the problems previously mentioned have motivated a large number of clever proposals intended to improve the performance of CSMA/CA.
Then there are a number of "clever" proposals that assume that the "move" can be finessed in ways that will, in effect, fool both Israelis and Palestinians.
Aside from the many other enhancements he has made to Bitcoin Core, Maxwell is a developer of "sidechains," a clever proposal for scaling Bitcoin by processing transactions partly off the main blockchain.
So he made a clever proposal to the dean of Boston University's housing department: Bronner would assemble the coupon books and deliver them in bulk to the housing department, and the department could distribute them free to every dorm on campus.
A clever proposal will be one that manages to create a logical way to separate services that are essential for a platform to exist (and which the platform is therefore allowed to operate) from those that platforms either must not operate or, if they do, must be treated in the same way as third-party services.
A clever proposal from an anonymous reviewer instead attributes the results of Experiment 1 to the observer's intentionally taking a letter from his crowded internal representation.
N.H.L. owners want what N.B.A. and N.F.L. owners got, and that's all there is to it, no matter how many clever alternative proposals Fehr comes up with.
But then I assisted in a clever prom proposal, in a janitor's closet, complete with a guitar and a disco ball, and remembered that, for all of high school's angst, it provides many small moments of wonder.
This example goes to prove that a quality "buying proposal", through the use of a clever creative proposition, can be universally accepted.
They cover their lack of concrete proposals with clever slogans: "Return government to the people;" "Put adults in charge".
