Sentence examples for this proposal flies from inspiring English sources

Many Americans feel that this proposal flies in the face of our "innocent until proven guilty" ethos, and given that African-Americans are far more likely to be arrested than whites, critics refer to such genetic collection as creating "Jim Crow's database".

Alex Cobham, director of research at the Tax Justice Network said the proposal "flies in the face of the government's previous leadership on corporate transparency, and against the criminal market abuse that follows from opacity".

However, environmentalists said the proposal flew in the face of a censure of the commission by the EU ombudsman, Emily O'Reilly, earlier this week for accepting proof of a pesticide's safety after its use had already been authorised.

If the FCC proposal flies, cable companies could drop their equipment rental fee altogether, lowering customers' bills by up to $20 a month.

A few more figures will flesh out the picture when working out whether this policy proposal will fly or not: nine million people live in private rented accommodation.

Paul Kenny, the GMB's general secretary and leader of the Remploy Consortium of Trades Unions, said that today's publicised proposals flew in the face of a government commitment made at the Labour conference to give disabled workers "choice" to stay in the factories.

They had not looked death in the face day after day, as we had in Budapest ... ...... Ladislaus Löb writes that proposals and counter-proposals flew between Istanbul, London and Washington.

This proposal is supported locally by [3.2], which spells out the positive consequence of flying with the airline.

This proposal, too, is unrealistic.

"This proposal makes it impossible".

BIG began developing this proposal.