Sentence examples for proposed bold from inspiring English sources
The resulting synthesis proposed bold new directions for a venerable tradition.
From F.D.R. to Barack Obama, the Democratic Party has prospered when it has proposed bold policies designed to improve the material well-being of ordinary people.
Last year the administration used the Race to the Top to channel $4 billion in economic stimulus money to New York and other states that had proposed bold school improvement plans.
The response from a campaign spokeswoman, Amanda Henneberg, didn't mention the S.B.A. "Governor Romney has proposed bold policies that champion small business and support the economic growth needed to help create 12 million jobs in his first term," Ms. Henneberg said in an e-mailed statement.
President Bush proposed bold new spending for basic research and energy studies in his State of the Union address last night, adding White House leadership to a drumbeat of recent calls from various sectors to boost America's international competitiveness (ScienceNOW, 26 January).
Throughout our history, progress has been made when activists and politicians proposed bold ideas and then won a series of steppingstone reforms that redefined the social contract.
Obama, of course, has proposed bolder plans — among them universal access to health care for all citizens and an expanded vision of a green economy with a more aggressive timetable (proposals that may have rough sledding during a historic recession).
Combined with the Gewerbesteuer, a court-protected local trade tax, this has meant that politicians are limited in their ability to respond to tax competition without losing revenue.The CDU, adds Mr Ganghof, has often proposed bolder tax reforms than other right-wing parties.
It should be taking the risk of proposing bold and critical, if conditional, answers.
He said that he would not apologize for proposing bold ideas and presenting big views.
On Friday, for instance, he called on Mr. Gore to muster the courage to propose "bold solutions to big problems".
