Sentence examples for failing to propose from inspiring English sources

He is sadly not alone in failing to propose the return of this function.

"After eight years of failing to propose a solution," Mr. Talent said, "the vice president is now saying he wants reform".

A meeting between senior Coalition and Labor figures has produced no compromise on the same-sex marriage plebiscite, with both parties blaming the other for failing to propose changes to the contentious vote.

He is particularly criticised for failing to propose a clear strategy for dealing with Boko Haram, an extreme Islamist group that is terrorising the north and deterring investment there.No one is confident that, when an amnesty for Delta militants runs out in 2015, Mr Jonathan will be able to impose a new deal.

Overstating expectations, making cookie cutter complaints about a popular president and failing to propose productive solutions for ongoing problems is a recipe for continued irrelevance.

"Harper has made the same promise to bring in 10,000 refugees three times, while failing to propose any real meaningful change to an immigration system which denies permanent residency rights to most," No One Is Illegal said in a statement.

He has been criticised for not doing enough to engage the Syrian opposition, for failing to make proposed ceasefires stick, for focusing on the political process to the exclusion of reducing violence against civilians, and harshest of all, for staffing his own team with longterm associates – the word "cronyism" is often heard – rather than experts with experience in the region.

By failing either to propose serious CAP changes, or to limit this budget deal to a shorter period, Mr Blair has ended up sacrificing one-fifth of Britain's precious rebate for far too little in return.

Hunt released the weekend mortality statistics to the weekly cabinet meeting on Tuesday as the government sought to issue dire warnings of the dangers of failing to embrace his proposed contract.

After failing to adopt the proposed 2002 budget last month when some members were absent, the agency's board approved it today by a vote of 9 to 2. The new budget, unchanged from the original proposal, totals $469 million and calls for $23 million in savings through layoffs.

The US, for instance, currently has some of the most antiquated air traffic management in the developed world as a result of Congress failing to back reforms proposed by the Federal Aviation Authority  after a very famous air traffic controllers strike more than 25 years ago.