Sentence examples for far more proposed from inspiring English sources

The raters, whose imprimatur is often essential for a security's success, say they are currently refusing favourable ratings to far more proposed issues than they endorse.

Far more limited proposed sales of art by some smaller colleges and universities have already drawn controversy.

Dugdale said Nicola Sturgeon's far more modest proposed tax changes, which include a cash-terms cut in taxes for higher earners, would leave a substantial funding gap.

Mr. West now represents the Democrat-heavy 22nd Congressional District – which is about to get far more Democratic under proposed redistricting maps.

Legislative leaders also said today that they had all but abandoned a far more radical plan proposed earlier, under which the state would take over the hydroelectric plants owned by Pacific Gas and Electric and Southern California Edison.

The Congressional Budget Office reports that this action would save about $5 billion per year, far more than the proposed potential savings of cutting SNAP and other beneficial programs while enhancing crop insurance.

These options are far more romantic than proposing on a cliff overlooking a random sea.

Its leaders are proposing a far more ambitious $400 billion proposal, based in part on plans put forward in the last several weeks by the AFL-CIO and other progressive and civil-rights organizations.

Speaking in the West Wing before demonstrators handed over their petition, White House spokesman Jay Carney defended the proposal, pointing out that Republicans proposed far more sweeping cuts to welfare entitlements.

The Democrats proposed far more generous, and more costly, drug benefits.

Obama has proposed far more sweeping changes to find that they have gone nowhere.