Sentence examples for immediate proposals from inspiring English sources

"The government should come back with immediate proposals".

Her immediate proposals, like a new crime of police corruption, may be partly window dressing, but much tighter control of undercover operations is clearly essential.

Mr. Stein's immediate proposals are more modest: a canopy for the outdoor amphitheater, a renovated commercial bakery, a storage unit for Mr. Soleri's collection of fantastical architectural models and a half-dozen new apartments.

The immediate proposals on the owners' table, a compilation of ideas presented by the commissioner's office and general managers, are mostly designed to aid low-revenue clubs in their attempt to keep up with their wealthier brethren.

Reflecting German concerns about the increasing flow of ethnic Albanian refugees from Kosovo into Germany, officials in Paris said today that the European Union would be asked to come up with immediate proposals for channeling and handling the flow.

In June 2003, seeking to open the airport quickly, coalition authority officials put out a request for immediate proposals to provide security, including control of vehicles and enforcement of weapons-free zones.

This is why we have asked for an immediate proposal after the analysis".

Romney criticizes Obama for a failure to get tough on Iran, but his immediate proposal is to extend sanctions against the country — the same course Obama has followed.

An outraged outcry of financially embarrassed debtor States fearful of suits in federal court greeted that decision and resulted in the immediate proposal, and fairly prompt adoption, of the Eleventh Amendment.

Even if Democrats found fault with the Republicans' immediate proposal — for example, it would prevent the Treasury secretary from engaging in accounting maneuvers to stave off potential default — it was seen as an opening gambit in the legislative dance toward some resolution before the government is expected to breach its debt limit on Thursday.

When Spain reduced its immediate proposal to a truce rather than permanent peace, agreed to treat the United Provinces as independent and sovereign, which was just short of outright recognition, and put aside efforts to win guarantees for Dutch Catholics, the pressure for conclusion of a truce could not be withstood.