Sentence examples for proposal proved from inspiring English sources

Strictly in political terms, though, Trump's controversial proposal proved to be a boon for him.

But the proposal proved contentious in a country that has long prided itself on the discretion of its bankers, and it failed to gain the necessary support.

Frick's modified proposal proved to be extremely popular among baseball executives and writers, and the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum opened in 1939.

The proposal proved short-lived – DJs were said to have treated it with disdain, with one station insider describing it as "astonishing it was suggested at all".

But Mr. Kan saw his approval ratings quickly drop, first by proposing a tax increase before an election — a political no-no in almost any country — and then by seeming to vacillate when the proposal proved predictably unpopular among voters.

The proposal proved popular with the public at large but split the Labor cabinet and provoked so furious a backlash from the unions, on whom the party relied for votes and money, that it had to be withdrawn.

If the proposal proves acceptable to enough senators, the Senate could vote on it shortly after the lame-duck session begins on Tuesday.

If this proposal proves successful, this would take care of our funding needs until 2003, at which point the Encyclopedia will be close to maturity.

When compared with state-of-the-art solutions, our proposal proves to be particularly flexible, efficient and stable, and does not require any unintuitive parameter to fine-tune the process.

Lately, he has taken up arms against Obama's budget proposal, proving that he plays no favorites.

If the proposal proves to be in goodwill and that it is serious, he would build on it.