Sentence examples for push a proposal from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama would also push a proposal that would link some federal aid to colleges' success in curbing tuition increases.

Amid growing worries about an exodus of corporate tenants from Manhattan, the Real Estate Board of New York, a powerful organization representing landlords and developers, has had a series of recent meetings with the Bloomberg administration to push a proposal to market the benefits of New York City, as well as provide companies incentives to stay.

Next, the administration will push a proposal to create incentives for colleges to contain costs.

FGRC planned to push a proposal to Congress that colleges should not be able to look into or adjudicate sexual assault cases until the completion of a criminal investigation and trial, according to statements made during a conference call in February and in a January email to student lobbyists.

These proposals are the most difficult to separate and a slight change in score can push a proposal below or above a funding line.

The Obama administration had previously proposed lowering that threshold to seven years but has pushed a proposal for an eight-year minimum in the TPP talks in Atlanta.

Now Mr. Corzine is pushing a proposal that in the short term would make the pension problem worse.

The libertarian Representative Ron Paul, a Republican, was pushing a proposal for Congress to audit the institution, a mandate that sailed through the House.

Instead, the Treasury had pushed a proposal to buy up the toxic mortgage debts that have been rotting the core of the banking system for the past year and a half.

For three years, Assembly Republicans like me have pushed a proposal that would open up the legislative process to more public scrutiny.

And in a demand that flies in the face of notions of free enterprise, the club owners are pushing a proposal that smacks of socialism.