Sentence examples for produce a proposal from inspiring English sources

Mark Ridley-Thomas, who described the previous attempt at a tax measure as "a hot mess," said the proposed stakeholder process was intended to produce a proposal that would be "more palatable, more equitable" and generate less opposition.

Allianz, which was seen as the prime mover and principal beneficiary of the Deutsche-Dresdner deal, is saying nothing until the banks produce a proposal.

A bipartisan group that had been working on a major deficit-cutting plan in the Senate was trying again to produce a proposal.

Jonathan Lippman, the state's chief administrative judge, said yesterday that he was "quite confident" that the committee working on legislation would produce a proposal during this legislative session.

This is not a negotiation in the normal sense, in which each side makes proposals and they dicker over the details; instead, Republicans are demanding that Obama read their minds and produce a proposal they'll like.

A second increase of $1.6 trillion in 2012 would be tied to the ability of a new special committee to produce a proposal to save an additional $1.8 trillion.

The group swiftly produced a proposal for a multidisciplinary Contemplative Sciences Center, which was vetted by Jones's paid yoga consultant.

And much earlier, revolutionary France produced a proposal for geometrically identical départements [12] prefiguring Kohr's Europe map.

From this perch, Mr Unger has already produced a proposal for regularising land tenure in the Amazon.

The European Commission produced a proposal in 2003, since when industrial, consumer and environmental groups have been lobbying hard.

The talks between the company and the workers' union, Unite, produced a proposal that both sides agreed to ponder for a few days.