Sentence examples for proposal not only from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pataki's proposal not only denies that request, but it would cut the city's education budget by an additional $449 million.

Yet the proposal not only left Microsoft intact but, it seemed, would not have fundamentally altered the way the company does business.

"The mayor's proposal not only jeopardizes the sportsplex," Mr. Golden said, "but it doesn't provide the greatest economic benefit for Brooklyn and the city".

This patchwork proposal not only demonstrates the House leadership's inability to extract a meaningful consensus from a membership that runs the ideological gamut from the Out of Iraq Caucus on the left to the Blue Dogs on the right.

The Republican proposal "not only does too little to insure that U.S. food and medicine will reach the Cuban people," said Representative Sam Gejdenson, a Connecticut Democrat, in a typical comment.

The demand for "6,205 square kilometres" of territory that has been raised by president Abbas is fair and square, and the current Israeli proposal not only comes very close to fulfilling this demand, but also offers a forward-looking way that would allow the Palestinians to better develop their most densely-populated piece of territory.

It will issue proposals not only on greenhouse gases but also ozone, sulfur dioxide, and mercury, which poisons lakes and fish.

Because presidents cannot enact programs on their own, voters know they must look at the candidates' proposals not only at face value, but also as an indication of their differing philosophies of government.

The criticism comes as the state's Superfund program, which oversees cleanup of toxic waste sites, is running out of money and the Legislature is considering several proposals not only to finance it but also to overhaul its operations.

Under the proposals, not only would ministers be able to order a hearing to be conducted in secret, but the proceedings would also deny claimants access to government evidence or witnesses – leaving them effectively untested in court.

There's one more thing you should know about the Republican proposals: Not only are they fiscally irresponsible and tilted heavily against working Americans, they're also terrible policy for a nation suffering from a depressed economy in the short run even as it faces long-run budget problems.