Sentence examples for interesting proposals from inspiring English sources

Philosophers' interest in the morality of the international order has generated interesting proposals about alternative sub-national and supra-national units, which could play a role distinct from that of nation-states and might even come to supplement them (for a fine summary see Held 2003, and for an interesting recent overview of alternatives see Walzer 2004, chapter 12).

There are some interesting proposals on the way, the most notable of which is the growth of car clubs.

"[Ronaldinho and his agent] have two interesting proposals and they are leaning more towards the one from Manchester City," he said.

Although there is little new in the report, it does contain some interesting proposals which, if taken seriously, could change the policy landscape.

Whilst I don't want to pre-empt any conclusions, it is really encouraging that civic leaders from all parties are engaging in this and coming forward with really interesting proposals.

With 2012 wrapping up, a year when neither recession nor high wind and water got in the way of those seeking memorable ways of prompting a "yes!" from the targets of their affections, we searched high and low for the most interesting proposals submitted this year to the Weddings/Celebrations pages of The Times.

4.46pm GMT Lap 29 Simon Pettigrew has taken pity on me and emailed in and given an interesting proposal to boot: Next season, I propose 20 races in Brazil.

That Clinton is proposing to change that is, to me, the most interesting proposal she has introduced, and the one most likely to spark massive change in America's gun culture because it could force the firearms industry to monitor itself.

He has an interesting proposal that we will take seriously.

Jacobson's is an interesting proposal and I find it quite simplistic.

"John Butcher, a member of the British Parliament, has come up with an interesting proposal," he writes.