Sentence examples for striking proposal from inspiring English sources

VIENNA — George Soros made headlines this week with a striking proposal that to save Europe, Germany must "lead or leave".

Well, Ofgem's most striking proposal – that 10%-20 10%-20ergy output should be auctioned – is not a terrifying prospect.

The most striking proposal, now included in a draft of Iraq's transitional constitution, asks that 40percentt of seats in the National Assembly be set aside for women.

At least neither he nor his parliamentarians face elections this year, though there will be local polls.In one striking proposal, Mr Ma said Taiwan's army would reorder its priorities towards handling big disasters.

Yet Mr Cameron's more striking proposals, including some lifted from rival parties, were aimed at the sorts of people Tories have often neglected.George Osborne, the Tory chancellor, had earlier promised a big expansion in apprenticeships; to this Mr Cameron added a promise to end exploitative zero-hours contracts.

The Texas governor may be charming, and spectacularly good at the sweaty job of working crowds; but he is short on striking policy proposals.

Among the striking Global Zero proposals is one to eliminate outright the fixed, land-based intercontinental nuclear missiles that form one leg of the three-part nuclear arsenal, and instead rely solely on submarines, which are nearly impossible to detect, and long-range bombers, which can be summoned back from an attack should a crisis ease.

Even more striking is the proposal that the nidogen G2 domains have emerged from the GFP like family after the divergence of cnidarians and possibly flatworms from the remaining metazoans.

The most striking of the proposals has envisioned the possibility of moving the whole machinery of the U. N. from New York to West Berlin-a gesture that would wound no one's pride here & that might be of great advantage to the organization itself as well as to Berlin.

Just as striking is Mr. Ryan's proposal for nonmilitary discretionary spending.

Under the proposal, 1,500 striking drivers, mechanics and cleaners would receive increases in health benefits that would be paid for by savings in the bus companies' budgets.