Sentence examples for proposals from one from inspiring English sources

Now that Obama has given voice to these proposals from one of the biggest bully pulpits, advocates have the call to action they've been waiting for.

Already half a dozen lords have spoken up to oppose the extreme pornography proposals, from one perspective or another - not that you would know it from the media.

I'm sure there were proposals from one extreme that would have said just wipe those cities out to the other extreme which would have said, well, let bygones be bygones.

Asian American voters are moving steadily toward the Democratic party, in part due to anti-immigrant rhetoric and policy proposals from one Republic candidate after another.

So what was it about this inexperienced, part-time huckster that convinced these Democrats to pull the trigger on this confirmation and consign residents of affordable housing to the whims of a guy who couldn't even remember the baseline details of his own policy proposals from one day to the next?

Such a regional entity would serve to provide a forum for collaboration, networking and information sharing among NECs, would encourage harmonization of health research ethics policies and practices and procedures in countries of the Region, and would facilitate joint reviews especially when countries receive similar research proposals from one research group.

But he added, "We need to think about it" and learn, among other things, how to distinguish sound proposals from ones that are ineffectual or dangerous.

"The Bachelor," with two dozen women competing for a marriage proposal from one man, has a retro soul.

Senate Republicans carped today at a proposal from one of their own, William V. Roth Jr. of Delaware, to add prescription drug benefits to Medicare.

The customer picks the proposal from one supplier, and the others are saddled with a loss for their time and investment.

A few years ago, Courtney Attwood, director of product management at a Web publishing company in San Francisco, received a one-page proposal from one of her subordinates, making a case for a raise and a promotion.