Sentence examples for more aggressive proposals from inspiring English sources

The current push for reform has been halting: Mr. Cuomo obtained modest changes in the coming year's state budget, but more aggressive proposals were rejected by the Legislature after contractors expressed opposition.

"I am asking that you prepare to accelerate implementation of the proposals that are being developed for the 2003-4 executive budget to maximize savings in the current fiscal year, and that you develop more aggressive proposals for next year," she wrote.

And, Obama argued on Monday, those critics fail to address the potential consequences of their more aggressive proposals.

"Even with our own, more aggressive proposal, we had estimated the number of successful modifications at 2.1 million tops".

And the outlook is cloudy for whether the Senate will keep some of the more aggressive pension proposals sought by employee-advocacy groups.

Obama, of course, has proposed bolder plans — among them universal access to health care for all citizens and an expanded vision of a green economy with a more aggressive timetable (proposals that may have rough sledding during a historic recession).

Activist investor Carl Icahn has been getting more aggressive with his proposal that eBay spin off PayPal as its own company, issuing open letters over the past few days attacking board members Scott Cook and Marc Andreessen, as well as CEO John Donahoe.

But he said many lenders had become more aggressive about rejecting IVA proposals.

For example, several Republicans said that Mr. Bush still needed to be more aggressive in explaining his proposal for a tax cut of $1.3 trillion over 10 years, more than double the size of the cut planned by Mr. Gore.

Other state proposals are more aggressive in their attempts to push more college sexual assault cases off campuses.

Mr. Einhorn became more aggressive after seeing Apple's proposal to eliminate so-called blank check preferred stock from its corporate charter.