Sentence examples for harmful proposals from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the leadership of Senator Patty Murray and Representative Bobby Scott, working with Senator Lamar Alexander and Representative John Kline, some of the most harmful proposals were excluded including one that would have diverted Title I funds from high poverty to low poverty schools — the portability provision.

"While we don't yet know the harmful proposals the next administration will put forward, thanks to Donald Trump's campaign, cabinet appointments and Twitter feed, we do have an idea of what we will be dealing with," Rendon said in a statement.

After the enactment of perennial tax increases since Gov. Edwards took office, this gross receipts tax is his most harmful proposal thus far.

And last week, in a joint letter to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, six organizations, representing over 560,000 physicians, called on the Senate to reject this disruptive and harmful proposal, which would only "exacerbate inequities in coverage" and "place millions of vulnerable individuals at risk of losing their health care coverage".

Instead, he released a statement saying the agency had stopped "harmful industrial proposals up and down the state". "I believe that the Commission strikes the right balance, where we support and protect local communities from bad projects while upholding the environmental interests of all Californians, and that's what I intend to push for as we settle this matter," he said.

No policy of Donald Trump's has been as widely divisive and immediately harmful as his proposal to ban Muslims from entering the United States for a temporary period of time.

One hundred members of Congress signed a letter attacking Mr. Pence's proposals as harmful.

The local authority has condemned the proposals as harmful to local health and damaging to local finances and the rushed health equality assessment has cited major concerns regarding the proposals.

Mr. Cohen's objections echoed those Mr. Gore made during his commencement address at the United States Military Academy on Saturday, when he said Mr. Bush's proposals were harmful to arms control and threatening to global stability.

Peter Bakvis, Washington representative for the International Trade Union Confederation, said the proposals were harmful, retrograde and out of synch with the shared-prosperity agenda put forward by the bank's president Jim Yong Kim.

Given the significant challenges in effectively treating persons with alcohol dependence and in reducing harmful alcohol consumption, such proposals have considerable appeal.