Sentence examples for complicated proposal from inspiring English sources

When Gore saw how popular the Bush idea was, he came up with a typically complicated proposal that will still let the government keep all of those Social Security levies while allowing lower-income workers to pony up money of their own in some government matching scheme.

"To have to vote in 45 minutes on a very complicated proposal -- I didn't think it was the right way to handle things," he said.

It's a relatively complicated proposal: passengers board in alternate rows, from the back, with all those in window seats taking their places before their neighbours in middle and then aisle seats.

One of the other measures in Tuesday's election was Proposition C, a complicated proposal that would, among other things, make companies like Airbnb disclose any money they use to encourage hosts to show up at city meetings.

In June the Co-operative Grouplanslined plans to list shares in its bank for the first time in a complicated proposal under which bondholders were to take losses while the group would pour £1bn into the bank, some £500m through selling off insurance businesses and another £500m by issuing new bonds to bondholders.

Others, like Donna E. Shalala, who was health secretary to Mr. Clinton, say Mrs. Clinton does not need to advise Mr. Obama on the lessons of the past; she already did so when she ran for president by laying out a plan far different than the complicated proposal, heavy on government intervention, that flopped so badly when she was first lady.

But these presumably complicated proposals were addressed in a few quick and fleeting sentences.

Maggie Craig, the director general of the Association of British Insurers, said: "This is a much-more practical way to incentivise pension saving through a simple, easy-to-understand system compared to the overly complicated proposals of the previous government".

Keeping it simple is necessary because a simple concept can obtain political traction among higher-level decision-makers, whereas overly complicated proposals usually get nowhere.

The finding, if confirmed, would complicate proposals for predicting someone's liability to disease based on disease-causing variants in the person's genome, since much would depend on whether or not an individual possessed protective genes as well.

It's Complicated, The Proposal and Julie & Julia are considered on some level romantic comedies (not really Julie & Julia) and they don't do well at the Oscars.