Sentence examples for Propose adjustments from inspiring English sources

We propose adjustments to the method that would reduce the bias as well as the variance of these estimators.

Days after the Justice Department announced it would not bring civil rights charges in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, attorney general Eric Holder said he planned to propose adjustments to federal civil rights laws before he steps down.

The participants have to calculate budget costs, absolute and relative deviations in a spreadsheet application, identify relevant deviations, investigate the diverse reasons of these deviations in a large number of business documents, and propose adjustments for future budgeting in an email to their supervisor.

The court ordered the state to provide status reports every 30 days, "including any proposed adjustments to the execution protocol".

McDonnell will use the information as he proposes adjustments to the two-year, $85 billion state budget approved this year.

Mr. Greenspan proposed adjustments in how the government increases benefits to keep up with inflation and suggested pushing back retirement ages to better reflect increased life expectancy.

In a regulatory filing last month, Marriott said that it intended to "vigorously defend" its actions because "we believe the I.R.S.'s proposed adjustments are incorrect".

Intel said the I.R.S. examined its 1999 and 2000 returns in 2001 and in August proposed adjustments to its tax benefit for export sales.

On the day Mr Bush asked Congress to extend TPA, his agriculture secretary, Mike Johanns, unveiled proposed adjustments to the subsidies America lavishes on its farmers.

Campbell, which received a notice from the I.R.S. on Nov. 20, said it planned a vigorous challenge to the proposed adjustments and believed that the transactions were properly reported on its return, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The commission recently proposed adjustments to the pact: but the 3% limit would stay, and countries with structural deficits, such as Germany, would still be expected to tighten policy, even in bad times.One reason for the ECB's slowness, thinks Mark Wall of Deutsche Bank, is institutional.