Sentence examples for combination of proposals from inspiring English sources

In his report, Mr. Sandler did not endorse any specific proposals or combination of proposals, noting that he had not completed his evaluation of them.

A new idea also came from Oklahoma Republican Sen. Tom Coburn, who released a 600-page plan that he says would achieve $9 trillion in deficit savings over the next decade through a combination of proposals long anathema to both parties, including far-reaching spending cuts, entitlement reform and increased tax revenue.

The Greens would pay for the Green New Deal through a combination of proposals that would make the tax system fairer.

The key chapters are a dense combination of doughty proposals and analysis, but Asher's choice of contributors leavens the mix.

Probably the answer is a careful combination of her proposals and other things: Christian Aid, for example, suggests plugging the corporate tax loopholes that mean poor countries lose a minimum of $160bn a year.

Administration officials said several of the bills - a combination of new proposals and revisions of previous ones -were being put forward as a direct result of talks that state officials held this week with prosecutors looking into allegations of corruption in New York City.

Since he began his peacemaking bid, Kerry has bet that a combination of attractive proposals for each side, support and pressure from the United States and other nations, and the sheer force of his will can help make a deal that eluded past Mideast leaders and U.S. envoys.

It is the combination of these proposals that could facilitate the most meaningful insights for informing education.

And the combination of a proposal for a museum of gay history and a show that feels wan and drifting just doesn't compute.

The proposed House Resolution 1 will be a combination of existing legislative proposals aimed at strengthening federal ethics laws, expanding voters' rights, and reforming campaign finance systems and campaigning protocols.

"It is the combination of the two proposals ��� to devolve 100% of income tax and then to remove the right of Scottish MPs to vote on the matter at Westminster – that is absolutely lethal for the constitution.