Sentence examples for proposing some sort of from inspiring English sources

There are other ways to reduce the deficit, including getting rid of the mortgage-interest deduction, raising the age of eligibility for Medicare and Social Security, altering the inflation-indexation formula, or proposing some sort of tax reform that raises additional revenue.

He said he was not proposing "some sort of big brother watch" but wanted to educate people, possibly starting in schools.

And I mean, I would propose some sort of a cap and trade system that would sort of take those into account.

This week the president is widely expected to propose some sort of subsidy to help the elderly pay for prescription drugs.

Or propose some sort of registry Noemi, having registered, would go back to Mexico and, if all checked out, come right back in.

The Treasury Department, which is to propose some sort of changes for Fannie and Freddie in January, has been equivocating for two years.

Even its champions recognise that 9.7% unemployment, deep anger against government and bitterly polarised politics make this the worst of moments to propose some sort of amnesty for 10m or so illegal immigrants.

Meanwhile, two Time Warner executives confirmed that Yahoo has also proposed some sort of combination of Yahoo and AOL, but said that Jeffrey L. Bewkes, Time Warner's new chief executive, is not likely to agree to such a deal.

The issue is that we lack a body to collect all kinds of complaints, from consumer groups, businesses, and government agencies, and then propose some sort of regulatory balancing.

This strand of thought proposes some sort of coherent identity for white Europeans, arguing that they are a people under threat from multiculturalism.

His speech last week before the Detroit Economic Club, which molded various things he had been proposing into some sort of form, was a start.