Sentence examples similar to a distinguished proposal from inspiring English sources

The School of Public Health's Barbara Snell Dohrenwend Award, given to a student in sociomedical sciences for either a distinguished research proposal or a published or publishable article, is named in her honor.

In Mr. Wolfe's New York, every recent building, including Norman Foster's distinguished proposal for 980 Madison Avenue, distills greed into a "glass box".

Competition is tough, and selection is based on scrutiny of a candidate's research proposal by a distinguished panel of international scientists.

In "My Hassle with the First Grade Language", he wrote about his proposal to a "distinguished schoolbook publisher" to write a book for young children about "scaling the peaks of Everest at 60 degrees below".

Because McCain is a distinguished figure, he commands respect even when his proposals have no political support at home.

On one occasion, a distinguished German professor of biochemistry submitted an education project proposal and listed three out of eight possible topics in which he proposed to retrain and update (another magic word) the local health professionals.

But a United States proposal to establish a stand-alone commission jointly led by the Haitian prime minister and "a distinguished senior international figure engaged in the recovery effort" won out.

The editor, with the assistance of a distinguished group of development scholars from Asia and elsewhere specializing in a variety of disciplinary and thematic areas, welcomes proposals that critically assess the above-mentioned wide-ranging developing issues facing Asian societies.

A distinguished NYC attorney.

A distinguished fiction writer.

This was a distinguished performance.