Sentence examples for unworkable proposals from inspiring English sources
Overall, the pay proposals are sensible and the commission has avoided headline-grabbing but unworkable proposals.
What is most disingenuous about Cameron's speech is the direct statement that any opposition to his unworkable proposals amounts to inaction.
George Osborne and the former Labour chancellor Alistair Darling have challenged the leaders of Vote Leave over what they call their "uncounted and unworkable" proposals for taking Britain out of the European Union.
"You are coming forward with uncosted and unworkable proposals that would damage our country by taking us out of the single market upon which so many jobs depend," they said.
It is chilling to think that the unworkable proposals coming out of a large new coalition of interest groups are passing for serious solutions to the problem of the increasing number of people who have no health insurance ("Health Leaders Seek Consensus Over Uninsured," front page, May 29).
"What a contrast today between the leave campaign with their fantasy politics, unworkable proposals that will increase immigration, take us out of the single market and cost us jobs, and the reality check in the real world of the highly respected OECD, which points out the grim economic future for the UK outside the EU," he said.
Yet leaders of the Southern African Development Community (see map) say the interior ministry should be shared an unworkable proposal rejected by Mr Tsvangirai.
A full inquiry, which might take 18 months, doesn't help David Cameron, who has Ed Miliband breathing down his neck with a popular but unworkable proposal for a price freeze.
Despite constant and clear expressions of how unworkable his proposals were, he ignored them and drew things out, and on, and on.
It should reject the proposed massive, unproven, and unworkable voucher proposal.
Trump's unworkable policy proposal will further alienate Muslims around the world because it tells them they are guilty until they can prove to him they are innocent.
