Sentence examples for proposing nothing from inspiring English sources

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".

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

The Bush administration is proposing nothing so bold, but its officials, keenly aware of how this issue hurt the president's father, are careful to voice their concern.

"Hutton is proposing nothing less than a wind energy revolution, but it won't become a reality on the back of a speech," he said.

But the president's plans are expected to face a tough fight in Congress, where conservative Republicans have said they consider programs like the one the president is proposing nothing more than amnesty for people who have broken the law.

Harry Reid, the majority leader, having earlier abandoned as hopeless an effort to limit America's emissions of greenhouse gases through a "cap-and-trade" scheme, is proposing nothing more substantial than subsidies for home insulation and trucks that run on natural gas.

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

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.

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