Sentence examples for offering a proposal from inspiring English sources

Two and a half hours later it was the clubs' negotiators who were offering a proposal.

So why isn't someone offering a proposal reflecting the reality that the Bush tax cuts were a huge mistake, and suggesting that increased revenue play a major role in deficit reduction?

A7 Iran Rejects Europe's Demands Iran rejected calls by European leaders to halt its renewed nuclear activities, but indicated a willingness to continue negotiations over its program, perhaps by offering a proposal of its own.

Mr. Biden and Senator Richard G. Lugar, Republican of Indiana, are offering a proposal that would authorize military action, but only against Iraq and not any other country, and only to rid Iraq of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons.

— Confronting the challenge of running for re-election while the unemployment rate remains stubbornly high, President Obama convened a session of his new jobs council on Monday, offering a proposal to train 10,000 American engineering students a year in a program focused on filling high-tech jobs.

PAGE A11 PLAN FOR HIGH-TECH JOBS Confronting the challenge of running for re-election while the unemployment rate remains stubbornly high, President Obama convened a session of his new jobs council on Monday, offering a proposal to train 10,000 American engineering students a year in a program focused on filling high-tech jobs.

So why is Mr. Romney offering a budget proposal that would lead to much larger debt and deficits than the corresponding proposal from the Obama administration?

Testifying before Congress late last month, Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner said Treasury would offer some "principles and broad objectives" sometime this year, with the goal of offering a concrete proposal next year.

But he criticized the president for not offering a specific proposal to resolve the impasse.

But Ms. James insists that she was "just thinking out loud," not offering a firm proposal.

The N.H.L. on Wednesday continued to move toward its third lockout in 17 years, with each side offering a new proposal that the other called insignificant.