Sentence examples for coherent proposals from inspiring English sources

When the executive branch is dominant you often get coherent proposals that may not pass.

Republicans said, no, they just wanted to give Mr. Bush a chance to assess needs and make coherent proposals.

All proposals at the Geneva conference will have to be made into coherent proposals for the Istanbul summit.

In the past few months, John Edwards and Barack Obama have put forward coherent proposals to achieve universal or near-universal coverage.

"But I'm very, very confident that the [UK] government is keen that we come up with coherent proposals within those terms of reference, keeping the UK together but doing what's best for Wales," he said.

The most radical and coherent proposal comes from a Conservative grandee, the Marquess of Salisbury, a descendant of that earlier and even grander Salisbury who was the David Cameron of 1895.

Unfortunately, after a botched rollout this week of their bank bailout plans, administration officials will likely need another few weeks to develop a coherent proposal — and weeks thereafter to vet and implement it.

Decisive but volatile, Vogt pulled the team together to write a coherent proposal for twin interferometers with 4-kilometer-long arms.

A low standard means a low barrier to entry: If you are willing to get an early start, to subject your proposal to extensive prereview scrutiny, and produce, eventually, a well-conceived, easy-to-read, coherent proposal on an important research topic--appropriately modest in scope--your chances of winning an AREA grant are excellent.

Looked at as a whole, there is no doubt that the Convention represents an opportunity, yet Parliament contradicts Laeken by demanding that we should negotiate and reach a decision on the basis of one unitary, coherent proposal.

EU leaders are aware of the problem, utterly at odds over what to do about it, and have yet to come up with any coherent policy proposals addressing the mismatch between the pooling of economic and fiscal powers and the democratic mandate deemed necessary to underpin such radical policy shifts.