Sentence examples for palatable plan from inspiring English sources
In early 2006, he proposed what he later described as a "similar but more palatable" plan to offer a tax break for buyers of fuel-efficient vehicles, with no attempt to recover the lost revenues from owners of other vehicles.
Lenders, creditors and the company's management could work out a palatable plan, then file for bankruptcy protection and use the legal proceeding to wipe away some of the company's debt.
Mr. Gray had gathered a number of Mr. Bush's economic and environmental advisers to try to come up with a politically palatable plan to break a decade-long deadlock on the problem of acid rain, caused by sulfur dioxide emissions from coal-burning power plants in the Midwest.
But his colleagues said the new process was designed to come up with a more palatable plan.
"Guaranteed access" and the other, more palatable plan provisions are left vague, while the windfall effect for business is immediate and specific.
The United Way of Greater Los Angeles, along with the LA Chamber of Commerce, created a Business Leaders Taskforce that created Home For Good, a practical and politically palatable plan to end homelessness in Los Angeles.
If they can lay out this type of high-end product while keeping their level of customer service and palatable plans intact, they could easily shoot from number 4 to number 1 in the North American provider rankings.
All teachers in an improved school would receive the tickets, a point that made the plan palatable to the union.
Since its initial proposal was filed on Oct. 1, 1999, Nasdaq has submitted eight amendments to try to make the plan palatable to all market participants.
More than a year after being told to scrap its cotton subsidies, the Bush administration still hasn't put forward a plan palatable to both its own producers and those in Brazil, which is threatening to retaliate by removing patent and copyright protection for American products.
The new, softer approach came partly in response to the widespread criticism — but it also might make fundraising easier by creating a more politically palatable school-improvement plan.
