Sentence examples for proposals a plan from inspiring English sources

Instead of calling the Republican budget proposals a plan to "eliminate Medicare as we know it and replace it with a privatized system," the group that oversees House mailings insisted on making it "change Medicare and revise a government program with support from private insurance companies".

Yet even as Mr. Bush issued that call, lawmakers were at an impasse over the bill Monday night, as the Senate rejected two measures that would have forced votes on competing proposals — a plan backed by the White House and a short-term effort by Democrats to extend by a month the existing eavesdropping law, which is set to expire on Friday.

That proposal, a plan for the entire site, was rejected.

And so they had to produce something like Friday's proposal, a plan that would save remarkably little money but would do a remarkably large amount of harm.

He said he was confident that his signature proposal, a plan to raise taxes on those earning more than $500,000 to pay for an expansion of prekindergarten and after-school programs, would win approval by state leaders before April.

His most ambitious fiscal proposal, a plan to sell and lease back the New Jersey Turnpike, generated an intense backlash, and was ultimately scuttled because it would have required an 800percenttollll increase.

Community Board 8, an advisory body, voted 26 to 10 on Wednesday night to reject the proposal, a plan by the Tamarkin Company for a residential tower at 91st Street and Madison Avenue.

Among Mr. Spano's proposals is a plan to develop a greenbelt around the airport.

The ad calls Mr. Paul a "visionary who predicted the economic crisis" and says his proposals are a "plan to restore America now".

But subsequent proposals, including a plan by the Koch administration to have the developer Samuel J. Lefrak build on the site, were felled by community opposition.

Among the proposals is a plan to cover all tuition for students from families with incomes of less than $90,000 a year.