Sentence examples for proposed nothing from inspiring English sources

When Parliament convened in January, the Liberals introduced no major proposals, and proposed nothing controversial.

The stakes were high, it proposed, nothing less than "the progress of civilization".

The S.E.C. has proposed nothing draconian, only common-sense rules to make sure that outside auditors perform and appear to perform independent audits.

He proposed nothing less than a standing "army of conscience," operated by the United Nations, to carve out humanitarian sanctuaries from evil.

If, as I've suggested, he and other real estate developers benefit from their ability to deduct paper losses against ordinary income and to defer capital gains taxes indefinitely through so-called like-kind exchanges, he has proposed nothing that would probably increase his own taxes.

Instead, with acquisition budgets frozen at 1980s levels and prices spiralling, Sir Nicholas proposed nothing short of a revolution in the way museums and the government define British "heritage", arguing that masterpieces should be "shared" with institutions abroad, and money should be concentrated on buying modern work rather than trying to hold on to everything the country has.

Dan Bartlett, a spokesman for Mr. Bush, said of Mr. Gore's proposals, "After eight years of weak leadership on energy issues, Al Gore is proposing nothing new".

He dismissed Macron as "a smooth talker who proposes nothing".

In their place, Gove's department proposes nothing.

He proposes nothing, however, to help with child care, the main drain on poor workers' income.

One Nation is proposing nothing less than a cultural purge of Islam in Australia.