Sentence examples for proposal leading from inspiring English sources

The Democratic-led Senate would probably be the bigger barrier: it could move to vote on its own proposal, leading to a potential standoff between the two chambers.

"Executives vote with their wallet and I can see the mayor's tax proposal leading to a bigger change in attitude than Sept. 11".

A single scheme covering past and future victims had been agreed for last year's Queen's speech but the MoD objections prompted Gordon Brown to withdraw the proposal, leading to months of internal debate over the measure.

Gordon Brown, the chancellor, has already signalled that he is worried about the potential cost of the commission's proposal, leading to speculation that the government will bin it.Yet raising the state-pension age will prove worthwhile only if it raises the effective-retirement age the average age at which people leave the workforce.

A proposal leading to selfdual solutions with Q=1 topological charge (the equivalent of the regular BPST ansatz) can be engineered, but in that case the gauge field and the curvature are not Hermitian (although the resulting Lagrangian is real).

In 2008 he co-authored the National Energy Education Act proposal, leading to the Department of Energy's Re-ENERGYSE initiative.

But the final plan for policy proposals leading into the convention was put together by the campaign staff just as the primaries were coming to a close in early March.

Unfortunately, the PCLOB chickened out of making any real reform proposals, leading Politico's Josh Gerstein to point out that the Republican-controlled Housendorsedy endorsed more aggressive reforms than the civil liberties board.

Apparently, there is very little interaction between the two proposals, leading to establishment of non-optimal solutions.

New York Times columnist and Nobel Prize winning economist Paul Krugman has repeatedly argued that United States governments on all levels have mistakenly followed austerity proposals leading to slow economic growth, infrastructure decay, and unnecessarily high rates of unemployment when they should be spending money to promote growth and fixing the "broken windows".

As a result of the varied concerns about Microsoft's proposal, the leading officials behind the lawsuit had decided by Saturday that the proposal was inadequate.