Sentence examples for long-term proposals from inspiring English sources

But it includes some ambitious long-term proposals to reap more benefits.

In addition to setting out his spending plans, Mr. Bush's budget fleshed out his long-term proposals.

The eurogroup must agree short-term measures to keep Greece afloat and use long-term proposals as a basis for negotiations.

Senator Conrad said it was unwise for Mr. Bush to be talking about short-term and long-term proposals at the same time.

Over the coming months, the European Union will debate ways of intervening early to prevent economies from veering off course, as well as more radical long-term proposals that could even mean ejecting nations from the single currency.

As for the long-term proposals in the report, several experts said they were pleased that conservation received greater emphasis than had been expected, particularly after Vice President Dick Cheney threw cold water on the idea several weeks ago.

The good news is that NHS bodies and local councils have come together for the first time across England to develop shared, long-term proposals to improve health and care in the communities they serve, based on collaboration not competition.

In its report, the panel, which was named last year by Chief Judge Judith S. Kaye, suggested long-term proposals ranging from the expensive and radical, like the public financing of elections, to the inexpensive and innocuous, like an Internet guide for voters.

Long-term proposals that affect the entire ecosystem and require a high level of coordination.

Teacher shortages in high-need subjects and areas will continue unless a long-term proposal is devised to retain teachers.

Such a long-term proposal would be expensive, but would have little effect on the next state budget.