Sentence examples for persistent proposal from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stern also demurred at a persistent proposal among some larger developing countries that the United States and other major emitters of long standing provide financial aid to emerging economic powerhouses, particularly China, to shift to cleaner energy technologies.

However our persistent proposals to the Georgian side to conclude agreements with Abkhazia and South Ossetia on the non-use of force remained unanswered.

But Democratic leaders and members of the bipartisan task force that wrote the proposal say persistent misconduct and a low level of public regard for the institution should provide momentum to approve what would be a potentially significant change.

Both Bill Clinton and Barack Obama struggled to overcome widespread and persistent myths about their proposals to reform the American health care system.

In citing these facts pulled together by the Employment Policy Institute, the New Yorker magazine also called attention to the most common and persistent argument used against any proposal to increase the national minimum wage level: namely, that it would be a "job killer".

A recent proposal is that persistent gestational trophoblastic neoplasia should be diagnosed if the plateau of hCG lasts for 4 weeks or more, there is a rise of hCG on three consecutive weekly measurements over a period of 2 weeks or longer, there is a histological diagnosis of choriocarcinoma or the hCG level remains elevated for 6 months or longer (FIGO, 2002).

Among its most controversial measures were proposals to disconnect persistent illegal file-sharers from the web and give copyright holders the power to block access to websites hosting illegal content.

Feminism in general and a feminist human rights approach can offer insight into and practical proposals for eradicating persistent gender-related discrimination in China (e.g., Nie, 2004, 2010).

That has left the president to contend with the more ambitious proposal promoted by his persistent rival from the Republican primaries, Senator John McCain of Arizona.

Lord Mandelson's proposals to cut off "persistent" file sharers do not make financial sense, according to estimates of its cost put forward by those who would have to implement it.

Such schools should not be fooled by the persistent defenders of awful predatory colleges into attacking proposals that implement President Obama's long-time determination to protect students and taxpayers and the integrity of the financial aid system.