Sentence examples for proposals to generate from inspiring English sources

Several proposals to generate additional revenue, developed with the help of the Working Families Party, are supported by at least half of the Council's 51 members.

Mr. Obama said he was "committed to working with the Congress to fully offset the cost of health care reform," by curbing the growth of Medicare and Medicaid and "by enacting appropriate proposals to generate additional revenues".

At the end of a week absorbed by social issues like gun control and gay rights, the president returned to the economic challenges he has called his top priorities with a set of proposals to generate money for construction projects.

On a global level, there are various proposals to generate revenue (such as the Tobin tax on financial transactions or a global tax on resource use) that could be used for direct income transfers as well as for other forms of development assistance to reduce poverty and inequality.

Engineers are looking at proposals to generate heat from electricity when it is available, and then using it later.

The coverage of electricity infrastructure is in turn dominated by two specific controversies: proposals to generate electricity for export from industrial-scale wind farms in the midlands region and proposals to upgrade and extend the electricity grid as part of a large-scale strategic investment in the Irish electricity system cross-cutting different Irish regions.

Instead, it seems that a proposal to generate 20% of electricity on site was abandoned.

The president's proposal to generate some new jobs with targeted investments in infrastructure and education — like modernizing 35,000 schools — can produce short- and long-term returns.

Also this week, five Senate committees are scheduled to outline their savings plans for agencies under their jurisdiction, and one panel is expected to approve a proposal to generate revenue through drilling for oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska.

Any proposal to generate taxes from the gathering of personal information could also draw scrutiny from the French privacy regulator, which has raised concerns about the amount of data that companies like Google and Facebook collect.

In "Spineless in California" (editorial, Jan . 8, you criticized Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's proposal to generate much-needed money for California's public universities by cutting prison costs, arguing that it would be "impossible" to shrink the prison budget without shrinking the inmate population.