Sentence examples for highlighted proposals from inspiring English sources

She proposed an Emily's List-style programme to help people in ordinary jobs win nominations, and highlighted proposals to decentralise power and increase community engagement, including her idea for communities to help draw up council budgets.

Ross also highlighted proposals to encourage domestic growth, including spending on infrastructure.

Mr Letwin highlighted proposals by the then Employment Secretary Lord Young calling for the creation of a "new group of black middle-class entrepreneurs" to bolster the inner cities and by the Environment Secretary Kenneth Baker arguing for refurbishing council blocks.

At a news conference at the Capitol, they highlighted proposals to improve the Affordable Care Act and hammered Republicans for once again threatening protections for Americans with preexisting medical conditions.

And virtually all of the candidates for these offices have highlighted education proposals.

The talks intensified in the days before the recess last weekend, highlighted by proposals and counterproposals in calls between Mr. McConnell and the Democratic leadership.

The chief judge also promised to counter what she called a loss of public confidence in judicial elections and highlighted several proposals that were first put forward by a special commission to look into the matter.

The constraints to production are highlighted and some proposals for improved small ruminant farming are suggested.

A breakdown of the Wal-Mart shareholders' vote tallies showed sustained opposition among some outside shareholders to the company's chief executive, Michael T. Duke, and highlighted support for several proposals regarding broader disclosure and changes to the board.

Thanks to the folks at Rap Genius, the community now has open access to the Springboro Board of Education Contract Proposals, which includes the full text of the original contract along with highlighted annotations for each proposal.

This is highlighted most clearly by the proposal to create a dean for alcohol education, who would in part conduct the review of "our alcohol and drug efforts as required by the Drug Free Schools and Campuses Act of 1988". It seems unlikely that students would be concerned with this legislation or would propose creating another disciplinarian in the Dean's Office.