Sentence examples for more controversial proposal from inspiring English sources

A more controversial proposal is to extend term limits.

The more controversial proposal involved forcing the company to prevent future chief executives from also holding the title of board chairman.

Though arguably a worthy one, a slightly more controversial proposal, made by RIC member Jonathon Shafi, is that an independent Scotland could "have a Palestinian embassy and support sanctions against Israel".

And the move has gone relatively unnoticed until now, likely because Obama's budget plan includes a much more controversial proposal involving the inflation measure: it ties cost of living adjustments for Social Security benefits to chained CPI, a move that stoked the ire of some of the president's liberal supporters because it would result in a cut to Social Security benefits.

How these ideas would be implemented remains unclear.Not surprisingly, more controversial proposals can be found among those not running for president.

And the BBC offer is far more limited than one of Ofcom's more controversial proposals: handing Channel 4 a stake in, or even all of, BBC Worldwide.

Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the Senate minority leader, said he was pleased by the apparent abandonment of the commission's more controversial proposals.

In addition, it features slightly more controversial proposals for build-operate-transfer (BOT) contracts with the private sector for refinery construction, in order to reverse increasing dependency on imports of refined products.

And Republican legislators have said they will begin budget talks today with areas on which both parties can agree, like cutting farm subsidies, rather than more controversial proposals, like overhauling Medicare.

This year, however, Mr. Bloomberg will avoid the more controversial proposals that were explored by the last two charter commissions he appointed, most notably the proposal that sought to end partisan elections in New York City.

While embracing the administration's desire that Iraq make an up-front declaration of the weapons it possesses, Mr. Blix made no mention of other more controversial proposals the administration has sought, including armed escorts for inspectors, the right of the permanent members of the Security Council to send their own inspectors with him and nominate their own targets for inspection.