Sentence examples for proposals to date from inspiring English sources

But nonpartisan analysts have concluded otherwise for the proposals to date from Mr. Romney, Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Santorum.

The most ambitious policy proposals to date out of the US and Europe aim to stabilise carbon concentrations at 450 ppm by 2050.

The Massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren, who has also declared her candidacy, has come up with the most detailed proposals to date.

But Wednesday's report contained the group's boldest proposals to date, and drew immediate rebukes from conservative lawmakers who said liberals were trying to take Russia back to the chaotic 1990s and the age of Boris N. Yeltsin.

She is reportedly looking to advance a child tax credit in the upcoming debate over tax reform in Congress, but has been criticized by progressive groups for not going far enough in her proposals to date.

James J. Mulva, the chief executive of ConocoPhillips, said Tuesday that "House climate legislation and Senate proposals to date have disadvantaged the transportation sector and its consumers, left domestic refineries unfairly penalized versus international competition, and ignored the critical role that natural gas can play in reducing" greenhouse gas emissions.

But Mrs Beckett's most controversial proposal to date has been to reduce working hours.

But Lo's boldest proposal to date may be his bid to help fight cancer.

The restaurant smoking ban, the state antismoking lobby's most radical proposal to date, would have made New York second only to California in terms of the strictness of its smoking law.

But in the strongest proposal to date from Russia to support prices, a deputy prime minister, Igor I. Sechin, said that Russia might form a national petroleum reserve to divert some oil from export to limit supply on global markets.

The plan, while still in its early stages, appears to be the boldest environmental proposal to date from the mayor, who has made energy efficiency a cornerstone of his administration.