Sentence examples for vague proposals from inspiring English sources

But this worldview is implied in his (extremely vague) proposals.

When presented with vague proposals about getting tough on crime, British voters invariably approve overwhelmingly.

And yet, the financial reform bills before Congress have only vague proposals to fix the agencies.

City lobbyists are hoping for vague proposals that they can influence during consultation, but May seems committed to worker representation.

Instead of honest debate and discussion, viewers saw two contenders sparring in an arena of vague proposals and lofty, indistinct promises.

Every politician currently has a "jobs plan," very often a list of vague proposals filled with serious-sounding phrases like "budget framework" and "regulatory cap" that are designed, for the most part, to mean both everything and nothing at all.

This was Mr Obama's response to John Boehner's failure to say anything about raising the debt ceiling in his vague proposal for avoiding the fiscal cliff on Monday.

That condition makes it unlikely that Mr. Hu's somewhat vague proposal, which included eventual reunification of Taiwan with the mainland, could serve as a basis for negotiations.

(Maybe the most notable idea that he raised was a vague proposal to create a speakers' corner in Moscow akin to Hyde Park in London).

Rumours are often reported abroad as fact for example, a vague proposal that visitors from Bangladesh, Ghana, India, Nigeria, Pakistan and Sri Lanka would be required to pay a £3,000 bond, to be refunded when they leave.

By Ryan Lizza September 28, 2017 Instead of crafting a revenue-neutral tax reform, Donald Trump and congressional Republicans have embraced a vague proposal that could add more than a trillion dollars to the deficit.