Sentence examples for proposal to squeeze from inspiring English sources

A few hours after they are sworn in, Mr. Corzine is scheduled to outline in his State of the State address his long-simmering proposal to squeeze more money out of the state's toll roads.

In a move reminiscent of the aforementioned financier, a large McDonald's investor boldly publicized his proposal to squeeze more value out of the company–via a spinoff.

Lawmakers also agree on proposals to squeeze hundreds of billions of dollars out of Medicare by reducing the growth of payments to hospitals and many other health care providers.

Proposals to squeeze more than $500 billion out of the growth of Medicare over the next decade have fueled fears that his effort to expand coverage to millions of younger, uninsured Americans will damage elder care.

However, the 2008 proposal continues to squeeze the National Institutes of Health (NIH), which makes up almost half of the $60 billion federal science and technology budget.

Every year he drew up his own budget proposals, trying to squeeze out savings from Medicare and discretionary spending.

On six occasions in the past year, Tory MEPs opposed proposals designed to squeeze more money out of big companies, including a vote last month on imposing sanctions on companies using tax havens.

And yet Republican candidates have been falling over themselves to invent tax proposals that look bound to squeeze the poor and reward the rich even more.

For years, the industry had a simple strategy: Fight proposals that would crimp its ability to squeeze as much revenue as possible from each cow.

About 200 people tried to squeeze into a hearing on a $2 billion proposal to rebuild the heart of the village's depressed downtown.

THE mayor of New Haven was suspicious that a proposal to run a ferry between his city and Port Jefferson, N.Y., was just a ploy by the ferry company to squeeze a better deal from Bridgeport, which now has service.