Sentence examples for effects of proposals from inspiring English sources

Leaders of a presidential commission seeking ways to reduce the federal budget deficit said they would rely exclusively on his estimates to measure the financial effects of proposals to overhaul Social Security.

A leaked letter from the private office of the Communities Secretary, Eric Pickles, raised the alarm over the unforeseen effects of proposals to cap total household benefits at £500 a week, or £26,000 a year.

The Joint Tax Committee does not estimate the revenue effects of proposals beyond 10 years, but the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center has previously analyzed similar Roth IRA rollover gimmicks and found that, on a net present value basis, the federal government would lose $2 tomorrow for every $1 raised today.

On October 9, 2009, the Congressional Budget Office's (CBO) Doug Elmendorf wrote a letter to Senator Hatch (R-UT) on the "effects of proposals to limit costs related to medical malpractice ('tort reform')", and concluded that tort reform could decrease health care costs.

Another conservative economist, Greg Mankiw, describes dynamic scoring as an exercise in "estimating the feedback effects of tax proposals".

Yet these disavowals are hollow and fit a growing trend for policymakers to simply deny the effects of their proposals if they believe them to be politically unpalatable.

On March 22, the day the department issued a news release on the effects of the proposals, the Republican National Committee issued a release announcing a new Web site attacking Mr. Kerry called the "John Kerry $pendometer".

Of course, Republicans believe, or at least pretend to believe, that the direct job-destroying effects of their proposals would be more than offset by a rise in business confidence.

The report examines the history of high-skilled guestworker programs and also explores the potential effects of current proposals to "staple a green card" to graduate degrees granted in the United States.

"The preferred connection has been selected following extensive consultation with local communities and specialist bodies, and detailed assessments to look at the potential effects of the proposals on the landscape, environment, heritage, and local communities.

You might be thankful you're not a junior doctor right now, but the effects of these proposals will be potentially far reaching and will impact you—as a user of the NHS as much as they will them.