Sentence examples for Common proposal from inspiring English sources
Even separating the CEO and chairman's positions, a common proposal among corporate good-governance advocates, is proposed as something the board "should consider". You can't get much more mealy-mouthed than that.
By far the most common proposal is for enhanced judicial review of regulatory settlements.
One common proposal would grant amnesty to undocumented workers, which would create a sudden increase in tax payments.
The most common proposal to expand North America's rapidly shrinking stock of phone numbers inserts 9 as the second digit of a four-digit area code.
The authors are working toward a common proposal with the PHD Working Group (PHD-WG) in order to adapt the remote control capabilities from X73PoC to X73PHD.
Justice Department officials are locked in private deliberations over the federal government's remedy proposal, and there have been no formal meetings between state and federal officials to formulate a common proposal.
This is the key novel aspect of the proposed work, whereas, as a matter of fact, the most common proposals and theoretical models available in the scientific literature and adopted for describing the bond behaviour of FRP-to-brittle adhesive joints are generally based on assuming "a priori" the analytical expression of the interface bond slip law.
Germany and France are to draft common proposals on immigration and security to deal with the worsening emergency.
For example, shareholder proposals requesting the expensing of stock options in the income statement were one of the most common proposals from 2003 until 2005, when new U.S. GAAP rules changed to require the expensing options effective June 2005.
The Congressional Budget Office concluded that an array of common proposals to clamp down on malpractice litigation might reduce national premiums for malpractice policies by 10 percent and lead to a "slight reduction" in tests and procedures.
Yet APEC's motley bunch had no common proposals of their own for giving momentum to trade liberalisation before the crucial World Trade Organisation (WTO) talks due in December.
