Sentence examples for daring measures from inspiring English sources
Few of them at this time were converted to papal reform doctrines, but Gregory's daring measures against the king gave them a chance to come to terms with one another and to justify a general revolt.
The theme returns in full force in the afterword, which sees Measure for Measure as 'a daring conversation' with James I, and explains the provisionality of its ending as a recognition that the conversation is only just beginning.
For all America, for all of American letters, you have advanced the moral and artistic standards by which we must measure the daring and the love of our national imagination and our collective intelligence as a people".
In setting out his program, Mr. Obama was, in effect, daring Republicans not to pass measures that enjoy support among independent voters and business leaders.
In adopting an economic agenda that is explicitly redistributive, the White House is seeking to tackle the glaring problems of wage stagnation and rising inequality, while also daring Republicans to oppose some measures that are likely to be popular.
Worst case scenario, more strict measures and punishment for daring to ask for changes.
Republicans were likely to add a Keystone-approval provision to key spending bills, again daring Mr. Obama to veto such a measure.
With the Republican-led Senate having already passed its version, GOP congressional leaders will send the measure to President Obama, daring him to veto it.
HOPES were so high for the budget unveiled by Arun Jaitley, India's finance minister, on February 28th, that measures that would have seemed daring until recently looked underwhelming.
