Sentence examples for proposals back from inspiring English sources

A few of us had concerns about some of these earlier national reform proposals back when they were first proposed.

The intellectual left was, like the Party, considered shrinking and demoralized, but Hamon has pulled some of its proposals back into the public debate.

The league took over effective control in these new talks, and Hornets General Manager Dell Demps, who made the doomed deal with the Lakers, has been reduced to passing proposals back and forth between the Clippers and N.B.A. officials.

Negotiators agreed to take the two sets of proposals back to their respective senior leaders for study and to "determine where we can go from here," the Pentagon official said.

After meetings with Israeli and Palestinian leaders today and tomorrow, she will meet European and Arab leaders in Rome on Wednesday, before taking their proposals back to the Middle East later in the week.

He was responding to assertions by the I.M.F. that the European Commission, the union's executive arm, had blocked proposals back in 2010 to make investors share more of the pain by writing down Greece's debt and, more generally, had neglected the importance of structural reforms to lift Europe's sluggish economy.

The Council usually approves proposals backed, like Mr. Bell's is, by the local community board and council member.

That Mr. Bush is making his proposals backed by stratospheric job-approval ratings does not hurt his case, either.

Under controversial proposals backed by Lord Mandelson, those accused of infringing copyright online would have their broadband connections suspended or removed.

Does he try to shake off the media intrusions, hire some credible policy advisers, and put together some semi-serious proposals, backed up by actual facts?

Union workers and others from Wisconsin and nearby states continued to protest the proposals backed by the new governor, Scott Walker, a Republican elected in November.