Sentence examples for provocative proposals from inspiring English sources
They are more like provocative proposals than pieces of music you can live with.
One of Mr. Lukens's more provocative proposals was to place 100 young Republicans in jobs in newspapers, radio and television.
"My initial reaction is that it is a set of provocative proposals," said Darrell Steinberg, a Democrat, the president pro tem of the Senate.
The best satirists ignite debate by dragging logical arguments to their illogical conclusions, and Stanhope's provocative proposals make him a Jonathan Swift for the 9/11 generation.
But in the leadership seminar, students seemed intrigued by his provocative proposals about power-sharing: just as customer feedback helps control the market on eBay, he suggested, so should students and faculty members share responsibility for shaping the new college.
There was, oddly, scant discussion of the two most provocative proposals in the Chamber of Commerce's report: to end quarterly earnings guidance (so listed firms can think more long-term) and to reorganise the SEC.Investors treat these chin-wags with some scepticism.
It took an emergency summit in Brussels to pick the present incumbent, Luxembourg's Jacques Santer.Enter, on May 19th, Mr Santer's French predecessor, Jacques Delors, with a provocative proposal.
This (admittedly provocative) proposal was offered in the context of a discussion of how difficult it is to enforce existing laws against animal cruelty.
It is a provocative proposal for addressing the nation's employment and small-business credit crisis: Bring back the merchant bank — and, of course, explain what it is.
One possible result, according to Miller's provocative proposal, would be a country with universal health insurance, living wages and dramatically improved public education.
In recent months, Libeskind has worked on a cut-down version of the Spiral, but this has been described as looking like a squashed potato rather than the eye-catching and provocative proposal of seven years ago.
