Sentence examples for hasty proposals from inspiring English sources

By leading the charge for NATO expansion, the Clinton Administration may well elicit hasty proposals and considerable pressure to admit other countries.

Less helpful in this regard are the hasty proposals tabled by the four smaller groups in this House.

In the case of the mandate, he combined a hasty compromise proposal with a "war on women" counterattack — and received a crucial gift from Rush Limbaugh, whose "slut" monologue seemed to vindicate the White House's portrayal of its opponents as troglodytes and bigots.

The leader of the Corsican National party, Jean Guy Talamoni, dismissed the proposals as "hasty improvisations".

Bergman is tempted by the prospect of secure funding for his film projects and feels he "must not be hasty" in rejecting the proposal.

Whatever your answer, the ABS's refusal to engage in a public process and the hasty and secretive implementation of proposals that have twice previously been rejected, has left people standing against this proposal with little recourse aside from civil disobedience.

But fisheries minister Ben Bradshaw said he thought the proposals were too hasty.

The RPC said the government had been too hasty in pushing through its proposals, which were first set out in the Conservative party manifesto ahead of the general election, and called on it to undertake further consultations.

Overall, according to Marsden, the white paper's proposals appeared to be hasty, and failed to even mention the importance of adult skills education.

Meanwhile, potential members, such as Indonesia, have said they might give a proposal a gander, but they'd need to actually see a proposal before doing anything hasty.

When he sits on merit review panels, he finds that he can usually reject half of the proposals right away as being hasty or ill-considered.