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"Our proposal may have to be shrunk down a bit," she said.

But on environmental issues, the Mills proposal may have an advantage.

Bonus depreciation is broadly popular, and this part of the president's proposal may have a better chance of becoming law.

"This latest U.S. proposal may have different words, but it has the same wrecking intent," Amnesty International said in a statement.

"I ask you to also recognize the dire consequences this tax proposal may have on the hard-working men and women employed by Broadway, as well as the thousands of other businesses that rely on Broadway spending," Mr. Landesman said.

The transportation department's consultants said the unenthusiastic response to the express bus proposal may have been caused in part by a misunderstanding of how extensive and elaborate the system would be.

Mr Rajapaksa says some LLRC proposals may have merit.

The report claims the regulator's proposals may have seen 2.2m existing home-owners unable to get mortgages.

The proposals may have significant implications for several pending and recently completed mergers in the broadcast and newspaper industries.

Ministers, who are known to have been agonising over the benefits proposals, may have decided that would have been a provocation too far.

These language proposals may have been far too ambitious even for a country that needed such a lavishly multilingual policy, which Zimbabwe does not.