Sentence examples for proposed exactly from inspiring English sources

Mr Miliband proposed exactly this to the CBI on Monday.

The Republicans, out of political fear, have proposed exactly nothing.

In fact, some people have proposed exactly this solution.

He didn't say that the money would come out of hospitals and insurance companies, not benefits, and that he proposed exactly the same cut.

The message praised Bin Laden for his "long-term planning and vision," but proposed exactly the opposite: "We also incite you to carry out acts of individual terrorism with significant results, which only require basic preparation".

A contingent of congress members, including U.S. Senators Rand Paul and Ron Wyden, have proposed exactly that.

So why would anyone today propose exactly the kind of irresponsibility we were lucky to avoid four years ago?

The usual procedure was for the leadership to propose exactly as many nominees as there would be delegates and for the rank and file to ratify the list en masse.

While the different forms of deism preserve the idea of God and dissolve religion into a vague religiosity, Comte proposes exactly the contrary: a religion with neither God nor the supernatural.

Nevertheless, in the very first Congress, on June 8 , 1789 it was Madison who took the floor to propose exactly what he had long opposed.

Wal-Mart should be standing on a soap box denouncing the Republican Party for proposing exactly the policies Republicans championed in the 1930s.