Sentence examples for very interesting proposal from inspiring English sources

One very interesting proposal in the Queen's speech was to create regional adoption agencies that work across local authority boundaries.

"It's a very interesting proposal, because it offers an international compromise while responding to a demand by the people to fight terrorism," he said.

Although Bellamy said: "It's a very interesting proposal which we should all chew over," there was barely disguised scepticism at ITV.

"At the time, we'd had a very interesting proposal to sell some shares of the company," he recalls, "and I realized, given what the offer meant for the valuation of the company, that I could live very well.

"I think it is a very interesting proposal to make use of waste materials".

"This is a very interesting proposal but I don't think it is going to go very far," says Scott Rayder, who served as NOAA chief of staff during the George W. Bush Administration and is now an executive with ITT Exelis Geospatial Systems in Herndon, Virginia.

"It is a report that brings some really very interesting proposals, and we will take every proposal seriously and we will act in a timely fashion," he said, but then warned "we probably won't agree with every proposal".

Speaking of which... There's a very interesting new proposal from "Health CEOs For Health Reform," a project of the Health Policy Program at the New America Foundation.

"People meet, they talk--the new complex has generated very interesting interdisciplinary project proposals," says Chaikelson.

Robert Rader, executive director of the Connecticut Association of Boards of Education called Mr. Sullivan's proposal "very interesting.

As the proposal is very interesting, and indeed rather different from more established interpretations of the normativity of meaning, this no doubt will change soon.