Sentence examples for tangible proposals from inspiring English sources

Increased powers for the information commissioner, limitations on the growth of the national DNA database, a requirement for conducting privacy impact assessments on new IT projects and the appointment of senior-level security positions within departments are tangible proposals that will make a real difference.

The problem, say former administration officials, is that this round of talks is unlikely to produce a tangible proposal.

As for Europe's refugees – much mentioned this week in emotive rather than analytical terms – did they come up with any tangible new proposal to ease the crisis?

This article reports on a project undertaken in Scotland to develop tangible and realistic policy proposals, aligning market and government needs in order to create favourable conditions for the public and private sector to adopt circular principles.

Chief Constable Dave Whatton who worked on the guidance said: "Listening to the feedback and challenge from victim support groups as part of the roundtable consultations has resulted in proposals for some tangible improvement in our approach.

These proposals are the tangible fruit of women's collaborative labor -- bipartisan bills poised to finally tackle a systemic problem that has for too long been left to the military itself to eradicate.

Duterte has begun to disown many of his controversial statements, and is beginning to translate his 'bumper sticker' campaign proposals into, hopefully, more tangible and realistic policies.

Democrats say that few elderly people would get tangible benefits from the president's proposal.

"There's a much more tangible public benefit" to the Dolphins' proposal, Gimenez said in an interview recently.

"This proposal is a concrete, tangible measure of EU support to Ukraine," he added.

The tangible measure put forward in the proposal for a decision is to share the information contained in criminal records.