Sentence examples for proposals expressed from inspiring English sources

Conservative lawmakers, none of whom pay the least bit of attention when the church leaders show up with their welfare proposals, expressed confidence their intervention would tip the balance on birth control.

Others who had been critical of the proposal expressed a new optimism in the wake of Mr. Paterson's endorsement.

But its proposal expressed concerns about public-health risks and said that when the original A.D.A. was written, without specifying species, "few anticipated" the variety of animals people would attempt to use.

But medical experts outside the federal government asked to review the proposal expressed concern that guidelines could be seen as an attempt to assess liability for diseases linked to the dust rather than an effort to find answers that could lead to improved diagnosis and treatment.

And some Republicans peremptorily dismissed Mr. Obama's main job-creating proposal, expressing no interest in using $30 billion in bank bailout money for business tax credits.

The local authority, Tower Hamlets, objected to the proposal, expressing concern at the potential impact on residents and the capacity of the surrounding transport networks to cope with the proposed numbers.

The Round 4 HIV/AIDS proposal expresses a specific intention to develop a human resources plan.

Mutual fund industry officials, who have been offering their own proposals, immediately expressed disapproval of the action.

Chris Leslie, the shadow chief secretary to the Treasury, broadly welcomed the proposals but expressed scepticism that extra money would be raised without extra staff at HMRC.

But in an appearance by Mr. Rumsfeld on Capitol Hill on Thursday, Democrats vigorously questioned those proposals and expressed strong reservations about speeding up a system they said remained unproven.

Both reserved judgment on the proposal but expressed reservations.