Sentence examples for proposed a form from inspiring English sources

To split the difference, they proposed a form of technocracy – engineers and assorted technicians would rule with beneficent disinterestedness.

Aware that David Cameron has proposed a form of national volunteering service, Mr Brown will seek to reclaim the issue, pointing to his plans in the 2004 budget to encourage youth volunteering first set out in the Russell commission.

So he proposed a form of probation: a "diversion agreement" stipulated that if Ms. Duy sought mental health treatment and avoided further trouble, all the charges would be dismissed in two years.

He proposed a form of what we now call "consequentialism", the idea that an act should be judged primarily by its effects, which was remarkably sophisticated for its time.

He not only analyzed that action as best that "procures the greatest happiness for the greatest numbers" but proposed a form of "moral arithmetic" for calculating the best consequences.

In 1977, the Bullock report in the UK proposed a form of workers' participation or workers' control – all boards of companies with more than 2,000 employees would have a right to have representation for workers.

A Stanford professor proposes a form of automatic mortgage relief in future recessions.

The mixed-media work "Hanging Study" proposes a form of redress — it spells out the word "reparations".

Our strategy addresses these conditions by proposing a form evocative of the very thing Songdo lacks: a history.

Instead, the left could propose a form of democratic social ownership for rail, energy, water and other utilities that hands management to workers and consumers.

Mr. Romney pushed back against Democrats arguments that he is proposing a form of "trickle-down" economics that would benefit the rich and hurt the middle class.