Sentence examples for proposing a substantial from inspiring English sources
So insurance costs go up, taxes go up, the City of New York is proposing a substantial increase in the tax rate.
Republicans are proposing a substantial increase in spending on education, seeking to neutralize an issue that long played to the advantage of Democrats.
At times, the public seems to think of cheap gas as a constitutional right, a phenomenon long evident to officeholders who have contemplated proposing a substantial gasoline tax.
Both have made occasional gestures toward the center--Clinton by proposing a substantial reorganization of HUD and promising regulatory reforms, Dole by indicating interest in tempering welfare reform.
[C2.] Fed Changes Lending Practice The Federal Reserve has proposed a substantial change in its system of lending directly to banks.
Mr. Obama's bold 10-year budget plan proposed a substantial $634 billion down payment to widen coverage and improve the delivery of care.
President Bush has sensibly proposed a substantial investment to detect, identify and contain the virus, when and where it begins human-to-human spread.
For the second consecutive year, President Trump has proposed a substantial cut in U.S. assistance to Tunisia, the sole democratizing country in the Middle East and North Africa.
In 1999, Trump proposed a substantial levy of 14.25 percent on the net worth of taxpayers with more than $10 million in assets.
Recently, the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) proposed a substantial revision of the National Cholesterol Education Program Third Adult Treatment Panel NCEP-ATPIIII) MetS criteria, essentially lowering the diagnostic cutoff values.
The Obama administration proposed a substantial subsidy, $53 billion over six years, to induce investors to take on risk that they are otherwise unwilling to assume.
