Sentence examples for consequences of proposals from inspiring English sources

"Commission officials must be vigilant to the unintended consequences of proposals which could undermine Europe's future economic potential".

That student could do only one thing to effect change: she could attempt to amend the Michigan Constitution — a lengthy, expensive and arduous process — to repeal the consequences of Proposal 2".

"You have to think through the consequences of these proposals.

It is a time of profound change, and charities are working overtime to highlight the consequences of the proposals, both to MPs and the general public.

The thinking was that they would encourage legislators to think about the longer-term consequences of spending proposals and therefore act more responsibly.

It does not subject the policy evidence to sufficient scrutiny, nor does it take adequate care with the consequences of its proposals.

The mayor must make sure there are no unintended consequences of his proposals for air quality, as EU legal limits must be met in London".

Varoufakis holds his own press conference in Brussels and says Greece couldn't accept the recessionary consequences of the proposals from its lenders.

The wardens of England's 140 state-run national nature reserves want to form their own mutual company to save these "wildlife jewels in the crown" from the consequences of government proposals to dispose of them.

Vice President Dick Cheney, the former chief executive of Halliburton, has been the most outspoken in expressing those concerns, according to aides who have heard him question lawmakers about the potential consequences of their proposals.

But in recent days, more are stepping forward to urge lawmakers and the administration to slow down, examine the security flaws that led to the attacks and consider the consequences of various proposals for civil liberties.