Sentence examples for flagship proposal from inspiring English sources

The flagship proposal under the bill is to enshrine the UK's domestic target to reduce UK carbon emissions by 60% by 2050 in law.

In the opening months of his tenure, Mr. Romney vetoed a Massachusetts House plan to create new committees and raise staff members' pay, and the legislators rejected his flagship proposal, a nearly 600-page plan to overhaul the state bureaucracy.

Campaigners who have helped draft a wishlist of up to 17 different executive actions also insisted that the flagship proposal of closing background check loopholes was within the remit of the president.

Further evidence of the immediate and growing opposition faced by the Conservative party to its flagship proposal came as concerns were raised in Northern Ireland that scrapping the act could amount to a breach of the Good Friday agreement.

Ministers will be spending £2.5bn a year on the pupil premium – extra cash for schools with less well-off pupils – by 2014-15, and the initiative is seen as a flagship proposal to reduce deepseated causes of inequality.

Hours after Mr Blair had put in his barn-storming performance in front of the Liaison Committee, the government, despite the frantic efforts of the Labour whips, beat off a rebel amendment to scupper foundation hospitals, its flagship proposal for reforming the health service, by a mere 35 votes.

Parents struggling with rising childcare costs were to be given allowances of up to £1,000 in one of the coalition's flagship proposals to help the "squeezed middle".

It seems that in recent years, "we have cut ourselves off" from our "cultural attachment to liberty" - but can this really be true when we have thousands thronging the London Liberty Convention, and a prime minister who gives speeches about liberty while legislators reject as infringements of liberty his flagship proposals to counter terror?

An advocate of a global wealth tax, Mr Piketty once said approvingly of this flagship campaign proposal that "lots of other countries will inevitably follow this route".

Sanders's flagship legislative proposal to establish a single-payer health care system would not likely garner a solitary Republican vote in Congress.

Initiatives such as the European flagship project proposal on Information Technology Future of Medicine (ITFoM) [ 135] could be an appropriate vehicle to promote such developments.