Sentence examples for rigid proposal from inspiring English sources

We are not making any rigid proposal.

"Goals will be established based on availability of qualified minorities and women and will represent estimates, not rigid quotas," the proposal states.

The key rubbish-processing sites in the Paris area have been blocked by strikers from the hardline CGT union for more than 10 days as part of long-running protests against the government's proposals to loosen rigid labour protections.

But even then, he showed no sympathy to any form of institutionalized religion: he failed to share Coleridge love for the established churches, and thought even less of Comte's proposals for a rigid and hierarchical institutional "religion of humanity".

Insurance policies have limits, but the new Medicaid proposal has much more rigid limits than typical health insurance.

The government announced fine-sounding proposals to improve a rigid employment system, open markets and even allow in more foreigners.

Mr. Lugar said Mr. Mourdock stood for "reflexive votes or a rejectionist orthodoxy and rigid opposition to the actions and proposals of the other party.

That is a recipe, as Mr Lugar put it, for "an unrelenting partisan mindset" marked by "reflexive votes for a rejectionist orthodoxy and rigid opposition to the actions and proposals of the other party".

He said: "In effect, what he has promised in this campaign is reflexive votes for a rejectionist orthodoxy and rigid opposition to the actions and proposals of the other party.

In effect, what he has promised in this campaign is reflexive votes for a rejectionist orthodoxy and rigid opposition to the actions and proposals of the other party.

The government had already committed to a potentially much more explosive package of proposals later this year – making France's rigid labour market more flexible for employers.