Sentence examples for proposal which could from inspiring English sources

The proposal — which could cost $250 billion over 10 years — is more than generous.

There was no price tag on the proposal, which could cost many millions of dollars.

They will want the HFEA to carefully evaluate the proposal which could raise concerns over the health of any children born from the mitochondrial-transfer technique.

Under the latest proposal, which could be voted on this week, House Republicans would cut about $15 billion from the Pentagon's main operating accounts.

The proposal, which could lead to Greece's withdrawal from the euro zone, upset financial markets and undermined the latest European rescue plan.

Later, he criticized lawmakers in Albany for jettisoning his congestion pricing proposal, which could have created an additional source of revenue for the transportation agency.

- A review, station by station, of LU's proposals which could result in some ticket offices remaining open.

Mr. Singh is taking a big political risk with the economic proposals, which could end up breaking up his governing coalition.

Senators must next debate their own health-care proposals, which could be brought to the Senate floor before the end of this month.

He added: "It contains a number of significant proposals which could make the general process of future sales more transparent.

Cardiff council is to consider proposals which could halt plans to turn the Llanishen reservoir into a housing estate.