Sentence examples for opponent proposes from inspiring English sources

My opponent proposes targeted tax cuts only for those he calls the right people.

"At a time for leadership, for long-term thinking, my opponent proposes a Band-Aid approach," Mr. Bush said.

When the room needs cleaning, Daniel Pink, a known bribery opponent, proposes (in speaking to Bruce ) that I say, "Fred, you really need to clean your room, or you won't be able to find anything," then offer an after-the-fact reward to the child who has worked hard.

"At a time for leadership -- for long-term thinking -- my opponent proposes a Band-Aid approach," Mr. Bush said of Mr. Gore in his speech proposing Social Security investment accounts to deal with the strain on Social Security's finances when the baby boom generation retires.

He found a new way to illustrate Mr. Bush's tax cut: "My opponent proposes to spend more money on tax benefits to the wealthiest 90,000 multimillionaires than all his proposals to spend money on 90,000 public schools all across the United States of America".

There are different types of obligations based on the type of claim the opponent proposes and the stance the respondent adopts towards it.

Her opponent proposed a rematch, and repeated games led to chatting about their personal lives.

He promised to triple the size of the U.S. Border Patrol and to build a larger border wall than his opponent proposed.

"Doing nothing, like my opponent proposed, would have been foolish," he adds.He seems resigned to talking politics but cheers up a bit when some old friends wander over.

Immediately upon hearing an opponent propose a split of 80 percent me, 20 percent you, scanned subjects showed a burst of activity in the amygdala, the ancient seat of outrage and aggression, followed by the arousal of higher cortical domains associated with introspection, conflict resolution and upholding rules; and 40 percent of the time they angrily rejected the deal as unfair.

Holkot argued that when the opponent proposed the initial proposition, he was also implicitly posing the rejection of its contradictory.