Sentence examples for suggest going further from inspiring English sources

If that fails, he will suggest going further and introducing quotas to alter the racial balance of the force.

Some activists suggest going further by boycotting the 2014 Winter Olympics, due to be held in the Russian Black Sea resort of Sochi.

Some have suggested going further: Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, has proposed letting students borrow at the same "discount rate" that the Federal Reserve charges to banks, currently 0.75 percent.

The idea of electing police boards was floated by the home secretary, David Blunkett, in an interview earlier this month, while a Downing Street-endorsed pamphlet from the Fabian Society suggested going further still by giving voters spending powers in areas such as parks, schools and libraries.

I would suggest going one step further.

France, which currently holds the presidency of the European Union, suggested going much further — strengthening cross-border cooperation among regulators, unifying rules on bank deposit guarantees, altering accounting standards to no longer require banks to write-off losses immediately and possibly suspending government aid rules.

Margolin suggests going a step further.

The brutally cropped format may suggest he is going further – a hint of republicanism? – but I'm not so sure.

What Mr. Beilin suggests goes much further, a system that would be run by secular organizations.

Some administration officials, going further, suggested that even with Israel's action today, the government of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon had shown some restraint.

Now some economic advisers to the German government are going further, suggesting that rating agencies should be nationalized, that large-scale loans be registered publicly and that minimum standards be developed for complex debt securities.