Sentence examples for wise proposal from inspiring English sources

"I don't think that's the best proposal, but I also don't think that a wise proposal is one-for-one, taxes for cuts," Murkowski said.

But he has been working since March of last year on his plan to take part in WISE, writing a proposal, gathering recommendations and explaining the purpose of the program to the Life Net staff.

As mergers become more common, state and local leaders would be wise to block proposals that restrict health services.

DeWitt Godfrey, the assistant professor who oversaw the art projects, said Mr. Epstein, who is known around campus for his involvement in Students for a Sensible Drug Policy, was wise to couch his proposal as art, not policy.

According to his first proposal, the wise person will always withhold assent, but will be able to act and inquire by following or using probable impressions in a way that does not amount to assent, and so does not involve holding opinions about anything (Acad. 2.59, 99, 108).

IDEAGEN WISE LEADERSHIP 2030 A proposal to world leaders on leading to achieve the 2030 Agenda of the United Nations.

But Leveson deserves a respectful hearing for his proposals, however wise or not they turn out to be, not an hysterical hail of denunciatory abuse of the kind we have seen in recent weeks.

The opposition also favours the wise men's "redemption fund" proposal.

Backing off the original proposal was a wise decision that balanced a legitimate concern about unacceptable bigotry with a respect for free speech.

Let's hope that the Hatch-Schumer proposal means that wiser heads have seen the danger and will prevail in legislating our economy back from the edge of the cliff that it is still teetering on.

He said it would be wise for David Cameron to put the proposals under review through the proposed Downing Street taskforce.