Sentence examples for reasoned proposal from inspiring English sources

We Need More," by Daniel C. Esty and Michael E. Porter (Op-Ed, April 28), is a reasoned proposal to impose a financial cost on carbon use to achieve five things important to the nation: some measure of increased energy independence, innovation of new technologies, creation of new jobs, avoiding the government's trying to pick technology winners and raising money for the federal government.

Under Parliament's Rules of Procedure (Rule 83), the Civil Liberties Committee will now need to draw up a "reasoned proposal", the document required to call on the Council to trigger the rule of law mechanism in response to a "clear risk of a serious breach" of European values by the Polish authorities.

Article 7 of the treaty elaborates a multi-stage process that can be triggered by a "reasoned proposal" by one-third of the member states, the European Parliament, or the Commission that can result in the suspension of certain rights deriving from membership, including the voting rights of the government's representative in the Council.

In marketing, for example, the Merrill Lynch space in Franklin Township -- which Mr. Murphy characterized as "a beautiful building that could be bought at a B price" -- he said his marketing team needs to provide tightly reasoned proposals to a narrowly targeted group of company decision makers.

We need a focused public that demands reasoned proposals to address our present challenges.

Synthesis culminates in generation of evidence-based, reasoned proposals about the implications for the review's audience(s).

The consortium withdrew the offer on September 30, 2008 as they reasoned the proposal would be approved in the state legislature.

For this reason, proposals have been made to the Ripple Creek Drainage Board to modify the drainage system to produce a more equitable distribution of inundation.

For this reason, proposals backed by the regional power bloc, IGAD, that Ethiopian troops join the Juba protection force could prove counterproductive.

Data including reason of refusal, reason of proposal, subjective evaluation of clinicians and outcome at hospital discharge and three months later were collected in the standardized case-report form.

Conservatives, according to Flanders, could find themselves offering "reasoned objections to foolish proposals" by emotionally motivated liberals.