Sentence examples for proposal well from inspiring English sources

State Senator Thomas K. Duane of Manhattan, who is H.I.V.-positive, called Dr. Frieden's proposal "well intentioned but grossly misguided".

On December 3rd just 11 of its 18 members voted for the chairmen's aggressive deficit-reduction proposal, well short of the 14 needed to take it forward to Congress for a vote.Yet Mr Conrad, like many on the commission, claims that this apparent defeat was in fact a victory.

On Nov. 30, 2006, before even taking office, Mr. Spitzer held a news conference to unveil a number of reforms he intended to undertake, with the $10,000 limit the most eye-opening proposal — well below the $55,900 that statewide candidates can accept.

I will make my proposal well known if I am given the opportunity.

You need to start writing your proposal well in advance so that you'll have time to circulate your draft to colleagues and mentors for comments--informal reviews--and to use those comments to revise your draft and then circulate it again.

Some local residents are vehemently opposed to the government's plan, arguing that their neighborhoods aren't able to accommodate that many migrants and refugees and that the government did not communicate the proposal well.

Why would any mediator want to lay out formal bridging proposals well in advance of a negotiation, only to have them inevitably picked apart and devalued?

In politics, it's common to float various proposals well in advance in order to test how bad any community backlash might be.

Mr. Domenici and his aides said the route they intended to follow would be more open than the usual conference, giving lawmakers and the public a chance to review proposals well before they were presented for formal conference votes.

But the leader of the Roman Catholic Church offered this advice to American faithful: "Study the proposals well, pray, and choose in conscience".

I might go even further and urge that neighborhood groups and environmentalists seize the initiative and use photographs and diaries to come up with their own proposals, well before planners or developers begin considering their options.