Sentence examples for proposal but also from inspiring English sources

It was an extremely exciting, daring proposal, but also mathematically so natural that one could not but feel that it smelled right.

In any event, he needs that threat not only to pressure the board to allow him to make a proposal but also to cooperate with him on the bid so it appears friendly.

The script encapsulates many elements of that proposal, but also describes it as "bipartisan," which would seem to imply that Democrats do or would support it, or were consulted in its elaboration.

In a busy first few days at the White House, President Bush has put forward an innovative education proposal but also signaled that fear of offending conservative supporters could limit his policies and his drive for bipartisanship.

Though city officials said they understood the magnitude of the state's budget woes, they said they were angered not just by the impact of the proposal, but also by the way it was delivered, in a less than obvious budget maneuver.

Men's Wearhouse not only rejected Jos. A. Bank's proposal but also, in another maneuver from the 1980s, adopted a poison pill, which effectively limits a shareholder to 10 percent ownership of the company (a threshold that rises to 15 percent if the shareholder is a passive one).

So the White House must not only weigh the effectiveness of its proposals, but also their political feasibility.

It will be compared not only with Mr. Kerry's proposals but also with what Mr. Bush campaigned on four years ago.

China, along with several of the smaller delegations, agreed with the Europeans' proposals but also felt that unity was crucial.

The two measures are attached to a broader energy bill that contains many of Mr. Bush's energy proposals, but also strays widely from his blueprint.

Republicans often accuse the president of opposing changes in entitlement spending while focusing on raising taxes, an attack that ignores his proposals but also reflects how little Mr. Obama has talked about them.