Sentence examples for creative proposals from inspiring English sources

What would they propose, and how would it revolutionize their field?" Among the creative proposals to tackle complex scientific problems, Brett Favaro of Memorial University of Newfoundland in St. John's suggested using the funding to address scientific workforce issues head-on.

As a popular licensing request, she inspires some of the more creative proposals.

Foundation executives said they settled on Christie's because of its long history with the foundation; its Warhol expertise; and its creative proposals.

China and India have stepped forward with commitments to slow the rise of emissions, and Mexico has tabled creative proposals for climate financing.

Director-General Tony Hall said in September, when he launched the BBC's "British, Bold, Creative" proposals, that BBC Newstream would take rolling news "into the palm of your hand".

If the conference has any chance of success, she needs to be carrying with her creative proposals, a willingness to twist everyone's arms and the stamina to keep at it for as long as it takes.

(One creative proposal is to revive the ancient medieval kingdoms of Wessex, Mercia and the like).

MR. PETERFFY'S plan, whether the right one or not, is a creative proposal by a serious person.

So, Massachusetts officials wrote a creative proposal, pledging to upgrade bomb squads in many of the state's 351 cities and towns.

The IAEA's creative proposal to fabricate new fuel assemblies for the Tehran Research Reactor had stumbled on a technically unfeasible Iranian counter-offer for a simultaneous exchange in Iran of Iranian fuel for fuel assemblies.

Yet when he finally presents his outline of a peace agreement here, he makes no new, creative proposal for the future of the holy place claimed by Jews as the Temple Mount and by Muslims as Haram al-Sharif.