Sentence examples for proposals to be accepted from inspiring English sources

On Thursday the Labour leader, Ed Miliband, called for Lord Justice Leveson's proposals to be accepted "in their entirety", although it was reported yesterday that he was prepared to "look again" at some of the more controversial recommendations in the 2,000-page 2,000-page

What he wants - ideally - is for his proposals to be accepted - but if the Republicans vote down proposals that would have only affected the wealthiest 1% of Americans, then that allows Democrats to say - "well we are the party of the 99%".

In America's current political universe there are too many people who believe that the only good tax is a dead tax for any such proposal to be accepted.

"This year we could have the same situation if London Welsh's proposal to be accepted into the Premiership goes ahead, they'll have that motivation and we won't.

Despite initial differences within the NES group, particularly from PHEPSA and CPAS, the NEA-FUNDISA proposals came to be accepted and disseminated.

That might be pragmatic but I find the proposal unlikely to be accepted into any mainstream manifesto this year.

He will also repeat his offer to send his tax-and-spend manifesto plans for scrutiny to the government fiscal watchdog the Office of Budget Responsibility, a proposal yet to be accepted by Osborne.

The Senate's legitimacy is further weakened since the seat allocation to various regions and provinces is increasingly unrepresentative of the country's changing distribution of population.The current Conservative government is making efforts to institute some Senate reforms but the government is a minority one and its proposals are unlikely to be accepted by the opposition parties.

Some of the housing proposals are likely to be accepted but Labour will await a separate report, prepared by Sir Michael Lyons, the former BBC chairman, into how Labour can be building 200,000 houses a year by the end of the next parliament.

An evaluation of proposals made by investors and developers must be made before establishing a purchase price, and the proposal would have to be accepted by the city.

Stephen Phillips, the Conservative MP for Sleaford and North Hykeham, launched the attempt to force a government U-turn after the House of Lords passed a new proposal for some children to be accepted.