Sentence examples for told the proposal from inspiring English sources

All told, the proposal would raise roughly $600 billion in new revenue over the next decade from the wealthiest 2 percent of households — less than Obama had been seeking, and less than House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, had offered in negotiations earlier this month.

All told, the proposal amounts to a substantial tax increase for wealthy people.

All told, the proposals add up to four hundred and fifty billion dollars, a considerable sum.

Conservationists opposed to plans for a park-and-ride off the M32 motorway in Bristol have been told the proposals are unlikely to be changed.

You can tell the proposal isn't fully worked-up because Healey didn't specify what level of house price inflation he deems desirable.

No one except policy wonks will tell the proposals apart from one another.

Lucinda Barlow of Google Australia told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation the proposal raised the possibility of banning politically and socially controversial material and went beyond filters used in Germany, Canada and Italy.

She told the meeting the proposal "frightened her" and that the county had to be "open for business and investment".

Mike Stabile, a spokesman for the Free Speech Coalition, told the Arizona Mirror the proposal amounts to a tax on media content and would violate the First Amendment.

All told, the new proposals would spend $130 million on about 1,200 positions, he said.

seemed more open to the possibility ― though she didn't endorse it, she told The Atlantic: "Proposals like AAF's open the door to new conversations". .