Sentence examples for of bold proposals from inspiring English sources

"But it's not like it's full of bold proposals.

"Vallas has come in with a number of bold proposals that speak to the needs of many of the constituencies in the city," Ms. Useem said.

In partnership with The Nation, the Institute for Policy Studies has just put forward a set of bold proposals to curb runaway inequality and transform our economy.

She points out that nine million women didn't vote in the 2010 general election: the politicians' lack of bold proposals on the family (and, yes, women have an interest in other areas too) has to be a missed opportunity.

That places the document on more familiar footing, and in the traditional manner it becomes a series of bold proposals, made all the bolder by the knowledge that, with the party safely slumped in a comfortable minority in both houses of Congress, there's no chance they'll be acted upon for the foreseeable future, no matter who the president is.

What we get instead of bold proposals are sound bites, carefully calibrated to create the illusion that the campaign is dealing with the national issues of the day.

The bill is effectively what remains of bolder proposals initially discussed at the National Advisory Council.

"The time is right for bold proposals," said Larry W. Sumney, head of the Semiconductor Research Corporation, an industry group that sponsors semiconductor research at universities.

"The authors are not afraid of making bold proposals".. Founded in 1948 as an agency of the United Nations, WHO aims for "the attainment by all peoples of the highest possible level of health".

The question is whether it can reach out to the country and arouse the level of support his bold proposals will require.

But the draft regulation softens some of the commission's bold proposals to expedite authorization decisions.