Sentence examples for tricky proposals from inspiring English sources

British officials are less quick to regulate, and can give advance warning of tricky proposals.

But both Republican and Democratic politicians continue to come up with new tricky new proposals to cut benefits.

Trying to define exactly what services should be subject to a new tax can be tricky, with proposals to tax specific businesses usually drawing opposition from those who would be affected.

So far, balancing the two has been tricky, as some proposals under consideration — notably one by Don Fisher, the billionaire founder of the Gap, to open a new contemporary art museum there — have stirred public outrage.

With pensions reform going nowhere, tax reform is the one base-rallying idea that Mr Bush has left to push.But even that is looking tricky judging by the proposals that Mr Bush's advisory panel on tax reform have come up with.

The tricky bit is the proposal thatCountries could retain their currencies but would have to fix their exchange rate to p-gold.

But the apparent resistance of some leaders to Mr Renzi's proposals shows how tricky the terrain remains.The Ukrainian issue dominated discussions in Brussels yesterday, and not only at the summit.

Renewal proposals are especially tricky because sometimes research that was once cutting edge just isn't anymore.

The state environmental officials who will soon review the resort proposal face a tricky decision.

It helps that, even if GM shareholders plump for EchoStar, the proposal will be tricky for the regulators.

(See 4.33pm) But the welfare proposals will be far more tricky for Labour.