Sentence examples for partisan proposal from inspiring English sources

Overall, the partisan proposal is reminiscent of the budget released in 2011 by now-House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis)., who was then the Budget Committee chairman and advanced a bold proposal attacking entitlements, slashing spending — and creating lines of attack for Democrats once Ryan became Mitt Romney's vice presidential running mate on the GOP ticket the following year.

Consumers Union urged lawmakers to reject this latest partisan proposal and stay focused on bipartisan efforts in Senate committees to stabilize and strengthen the insurance markets".

Mr Straw said Labour would not allow its support for AV to be a fig leaf for what he called "outrageously partisan proposals" to "gerrymander" constituency boundaries and introduce an "equally arbitrary cut in the number of MPs".

Each month at the FCC's public meetings, Pai has packed his colleagues' schedule full of initiatives — ranging from relatively uncontroversial items, such as approving new broadcast television technologies, to highly partisan proposals, including last week's bid to undo the FCC's net neutrality rules.

These are not partisan proposals but rather common sense ideas fully within our Constitutional structure.

Social Security Reform Peterson Foundation aims for a bi-partisan proposal that can be pushed on policy makers.

Additionally, the Caucus was successful in passing and signing into law a bi-partisan proposal that authorized the Centers for Disease Control to study gun violence as a public health issue.

But this bi-partisan proposal has not moved forward.

It is a deeply bi-partisan proposal with support from Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro, Senator Christopher Dodd, former-Senator Chuck Hagel, and Building America's Future led by Governors Ed Rendell and Arnold Schwarzenegger and also Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

They are advocating a common sense, bi-partisan proposal to sharpen and modernize immigration enforcement, rationalize future immigration, and require that immigrants that are now undocumented become legal residents, pay a fine, and be integrated into the mainstream of the American economy.

That's the aim of other, seemingly more "moderate" bi-partisan proposals to impose a ceiling on federal spending.