Sentence examples for proposal seem from inspiring English sources

Does a proposal seem to cost taxpayers billions or raise prices to consumers?

He wants to box the Republicans in by making Wexler's proposal seem nonpartisan: "Then, when they don't sign it, they look bad".

If you were a partisan, he'd call on your patriotism; if a traditionalist, he'd make his proposal seem to be the Establishment choice.

The elected officials, like the many academics who have testified in favor of the proposal, seem to be animated most of all by a sense of historical obligation.

Nor does this proposal seem to generate overly specific contents of the kind mentioned earlier in relation to benefit-based theories.

Mr Tusk, who said he wanted "no taboos" in talks with Mr Cameron, said: "The consultations I have led with all member states show goodwill of all the parties involved, but it doesn't change the fact that some parts of the British proposal seem unacceptable.

Although that particular proposal seems to have run aground, another proposed ESA spacecraft could do the same job.

This proposal seems absolutely correct and very close to what has been already proposed regarding oxygen consumption (VO2), but with a simple bedside parameter of metabolic integration.

Various recent papers have proposed extending linear logic to include non-commutative features and, at present, no proposal seems canonical.

Although Lee et al. proposed negative assimilation of NAG for differentiating C. auris from C. pseudohaemulonii, this proposal seems invalid because all isolates from India assimilated NAG (4 ).

The proposal seems a reasonable one.