Sentence examples for imaginative proposal from inspiring English sources

Mr Donlan's idea is a big and imaginative proposal to solve a clear and present danger.

(His failure to accept McCain's imaginative proposal for a series of unmediated joint appearances was among them).

"It's a constructive and imaginative proposal and it broadens the discussion away from an exclusive focus on currency to the wider set of policies needed to bring balance about," he said.

A police helicopter crew captured an image on camera of the man surrounded by the illuminated message: "Will you marry me?" Metropolitan police officers were flying to carry out routine duties at Heathrow Airport when they came across the imaginative proposal on Saturday night.

As early as next week the commission may ease any Johnson embarrassment by finally dismissing the idea of a brand new hub: a move Sir Howard Davies was itching to make a year ago, before conjuring an elaborate political fudge that allowed what he called an "imaginative" proposal to stay in its own mini-race, off the actual shortlist.

As well as increasing minimum requirements for non-news current affairs, the inquiry is calling for regulator Ofcom to embark on a review of ITV's role in the UK's broadcasting ecology and create an "imaginative proposal" for strengthening its contribution to democratic accountability.

Come up with imaginative proposals for suitable uses for the "Pacer" fleet and build new trains here in the North.

The idea is one of the more imaginative proposals to come out of Mr. Bloomberg's City Hall, but it may also be among the riskiest.

This has encouraged imaginative proposals like one last month from BHP Billiton, Australia's largest energy company, for a $600 million floating terminal 20 miles off the coast of Oxnard in the southern part of the state.

Shimmer, now in its second year, is the result of a nationally advertised call out for artists to come up with imaginative proposals for installations and performances using light.

In September 2011 housing minister Grant Shapps, who also happens to be member of parliament for the world famous Welwyn Garden City, stated that "the scale of housing need that we now face means that we need imaginative proposals to come forward which get us back to Howard's original ideas".