Sentence examples for this sort of proposal from inspiring English sources

This sort of proposal has been criticized by Sklar on methodological grounds.

"I think it is incomprehensible to come with this sort of proposal at a time like this," he said.

The metaphysical waters are deep here, and an investigation into the adequacy of this sort of proposal is beyond the scope of this essay.

Clinton hinted that she supported this sort of proposal when she told the AFL-CIO last month that she wanted to "enhance" Social Security by improving the benefits available to women.

Some have suggested that the government could confiscate weapons that are already out in society, but that sort of proposal is never likely to find the necessary votes — though it would, perversely, feed into precisely the fantasy of armed resistance to government tyranny that rallies the pro-gun base.

She added: "There is public concern about government involvement threatening the independence of the BBC and there is, I believe, public support for the sort of proposal (of mutualisation) which would strengthen the Trust's hand in relation to the executive.

"It is not the sort of proposal that any Democrat who [supports] working people wants to be associated with," he added.

But as Democrats work to convince voters that they are on the side of ordinary people, they should consider wage boards it's not only good policy, it's the sort of proposal that could help them take back Congress.

The call (again!) to require students to take a diversity-related course at UCLA is the sort of proposal that sounds like a real response to ignorance and intolerance on campus — but that wouldn't accomplish anything significant except for throwing another requirement on undergraduates who already have enough of those.

If this sort of teleosemantic proposal could be fully worked out, then it would kill two birds with one stone.

Within the euro zone, this sort of a proposal would likely give the respective EMU nations more bang for their respective euros, given the more elaborate social welfare programs in the EU.