Sentence examples for proposal to strike from inspiring English sources

Republicans offered a proposal to strike provisions of the bill that would save money in Medicare.

Last month, the commission approved his proposal to strike down exclusive contracts for a particular cable company to serve an apartment building.

A proposal to strike the same-sex marriage ban from Alaska's constitution, introduced by senate minority leader Hollis French during the last legislative session, went nowhere.

According to Companies House records, Consumer Reclaim Ltd has failed to send in annual returns due on 12 May and is subject to a "proposal to strike off".

One of the liveliest debates today was over a proposal to strike language endorsing development of a limited national missile defense system.

A second company, Pantheon Ltd, has also failed to comply with the Companies Act and there is "a proposal to strike off" notice at Companies House.

That proposal seemed to strike a nerve among some readers.

"Our proposal aims to strike the right regulatory balance based on the most recent information and create a 50-state solution that will enable more Americans to afford newer, safer vehicles that pollute less," EPA Acting Administrator Andrew Wheeler said in a statement Thursday.

The changes introduced by Internal Market MEPs to the Commission proposal aim to strike a balance between the freedom of movement and consumer choice and the need to regulate professions in a non-discriminatory and proportionate way.

The ensuing debate encompassed diametrically divergent views, including in the course of exchange a drastic, absolutist proposal by Sherman to strike out Article Five altogether.

Shadow Communities Secretary Hilary Benn told the BBC that Labour would consult on the details but the proposals would have to "strike a balance" between supporting owner-occupation and recognising the importance of new housing to economic mobility.