Sentence examples for twin proposals from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it was unclear if the twin proposals -- to ban banks with federally insured deposits from casting risky bets in the markets, and to resist further consolidation in the financial industry -- would have done much if anything to forestall the crisis that pushed the economic system to the brink of collapse in 2008.

David Heath MP, Lib Dem constitutional spokesman · The twin proposals of streamlining the planning process to meet needs for housing and handing over more power to councils to set affordable home quotas do not bode well if the experience in Lewes is anything to go by.

The refusal will apparently kill the Twins' proposal, aimed at creating support for a permanent outdoor ballpark by playing Texas Sept. 18-20 at a makeshift, 25,000-seat stadium near the Mall of America.

They narrowed the selection to 250, then 50, then 25, then 11, then 9. A proposal called "Twin Piers" was eliminated when it was learned that its designer had submitted another entry, in violation of the rules.

In August Moroun reintroduced an old proposal to "twin" the Ambassador Bridge to double its capacity, albeit not until 2012.

Decisive but volatile, Vogt pulled the team together to write a coherent proposal for twin interferometers with 4-kilometer-long arms.

Mr. Bernstein, who has a Web site describing "Twin Piers," submitted a separate proposal called "Listen" under his own name.

After the collapse of the Twin Towers there was a proposal to leave one of the few large and recognizable shards as part of a future memorial.

This proposal has the twin benefits of not disturbing the central tenet of parliamentary supremacy and simultaneously offering the prospect of meaningful reform.

Behold, then, a humble proposal: the gleaming twin cities of Olympia, one North and one South — non-governmental, self-contained mini-metropolises engineered and constructed specifically to host the Olympic Games.

Still, Vogt advocated effectively for the project with Congress, and under his guidance the team wrote "a damn good proposal" for the twin LIGO instruments, says Michael Zucker, a LIGO physicist at Caltech.