Sentences with phrase «not radical proposals»

«These are not radical proposals,» she said.

Regarding the suggested provisions, Sweeney added, «This is not a radical proposal — it's within the realm of possibility, and we hope they will adopt it.»

Not exact matches

«It goes further than we anticipated, and radical is the right word for it,» Downes says, adding Wheeler has gone too far, chiefly because the FCC does not have the authority to reclassify broadband as a utility or update Title II the way Wheeler's proposal intends to do.

(The idea of interim joint episcopal oversight is not particularly radical; the current secretary of the Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity in Rome, Pierre Duprey, made such a proposal in 1978.)

Radical proposals are made that we abandon the myth of incarnation and, indeed, all doctrines that can not be accepted by members of other religious communities.

This is not a legally coherent document, may not entail a radical change for human rights in the UK and highlights some of the potential conflicts between the Conservative proposals and the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR).

Moreover, there have long been calls to establish a Parliamentary committee to review ECtHR judgments, so this proposal is not a radical as it may first appear.

The English Baccalaureate proposals still leave young people specialising too early - In The Times (#), Peter Lampl says Michael Gove has not been radical enough

The aim is to cut the number of MPs from 650 to 600 by 2015 - a radical proposal that has not yet ignited the interest of the public but which will have major implications for the UK's political landscape — and for voters.

The question of whether or not to impose green taxes on gas guzzling cars caused division in Westminster again today, with three members of an environmental commission launching a minority report calling the idea «retrospective taxation» while the rest of the committee called for more radical proposals.

Sir Vince Cable has said the Liberal Democrats will not succeed as a one - issue «reverse Ukip» party, pledging that they will develop radical proposals for economic reforms including taxes on second homes and changes to tuition fees.

His most «green» proposal is a plan to reduce the state's reliance on fossil fuels, which isn't such a radical idea.

Finally, we may actually agree on the most radical proposal from the standpoint of the more than 40 - year history of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA): Congress should not continue to subsidize failure after providing years of assistance and the opportunity to improve.

Polemical or not, Pope's proposal is radical in that it offers up one possible solution to visualizing potential climate threats: absence.

[Jackson LJ] may not then be proposing as radical a fixed costs landscape as he initially envisaged in his January 2016 opening proposals.»

This is a radical proposal which, it is argued, is not for the NHS to independently absorb.

It is perhaps worth reminding ourselves that his proposals were not as radical as the provisions of the Legal Services Act 2007 itself (in that his views in relation to external ownership and multidisciplinary practice were more conservative than the Act).

His proposal «Mimblewimble» — a reference to a Harry Potter spell — presents a radical slimming - down of the Bitcoin protocol that could not only dramatically increase privacy and fungibility, but also present significantly more scalability than Bitcoin's current blockchain architecture.

The proposal for the establishment of a Stolen Generations Reparations Tribunal is not a radical initiative.

First, its use of the term «radical» (for which the Critique offers no citation): The relevant discussion in the article refers to two explicitly «experimental» proposals included at the end of the article, in a section titled «Thinking Outside of the Box...» The introduction to that part of the discussion states «I call this a «thought experiment» because I am well aware that the practical realities of child protection practice may mean that it would not work...» Later the text notes that one proposal is «less radical» than the other.