Sentence examples similar to proposed ill from inspiring English sources

Tom Daschle and Edward Kennedy proposed ill-advised legislation to make it harder for American companies to hire overseas.

So instead, he is proposing ill-defined "alliances" that would still leave two very separate entities running the railway with differing incentives.

At the beginning of the class, teachers proposed an ill-structured problem for students to solve, like one in real life.

"In the end, the proposed sale became ill timed for us".

Mr. Pataki, in an effort to drastically change how the state houses and cares for many of its mentally ill, proposed in his new budget that New York create 2,000 units of housing immediately to begin replacing the homes, and agree to several thousand units more in the coming years.

Iron may thus be proposed to critically ill patients (CI).

Eugenie Scott and Glenn Branch have addressed this question of opt-out policies specifically including evolution (policies that they wittily label with the pointed acronym OOPSIE), showing some of the reasons why this proposed "compromise" is ill advised.

Regional anticoagulation with citrate has been proposed for critically ill patients for whom systemic anticoagulation is discouraged.

Inhalational colistin therapy has long been used in patients with cystic fibrosis and is now proposed in critically ill patients with ventilator-associated pneumonia.

CiU, meanwhile, proposes an ill-defined system of rewards for well-behaved immigrants.Critics say this is all unnecessary scaremongering.

S1867 proposes an ill-conceived fix for a problem that doesn't exist.