Sentence examples for Proposed term from inspiring English sources

The proposed term of the permits is 50 years".--Stanford Digital Repository webstie.

The Special Committee sent a new proposed term sheet to Grupo Mexico on September 23 , 2004

One they cited was a proposed term sheet that Time Warner has sent some Internet companies -- terms that they say would give service providers no incentive to gain access to the company's cable system.

The candidate selected for this position must be able to meet eligibility requirements to work in the United States at the time the appointment is scheduled to begin and continue working legally for the proposed term of employment.

Candidate Instructions Opening a new front in the battle over term limits for elected officials, the court agreed to hear an appeal by the State of Missouri from a ruling that invalidated a state voter initiative intended to force Congressional candidates to support a proposed term limits amendment to the United States Constitution.

We count a GO term as correctly predicted if the proposed term was an ancestor of the original term on the path to the root or the term itself (see Additional File 1, Section S3.2 and Figure S2 for an evaluation of this criterion).

But Mr. Alvarez suggested that the S.E.C. soften the proposed terms of the auction-rate settlements.

Banks then respond with bids for the business, and Shoprate sends e-mail messages listing their proposed terms.

"Are you crazy?" Elida said, putting down her tea cup one afternoon, after I'd told her the proposed terms of my divorce.

The east Europeans have rejected the proposed terms of how child benefits are paid to their citizens working in Britain while their children reside at home.

The commission defended its proposed terms but agreed to redraft its settlement to more explicitly spell out all of the remedial actions required of Koss.