Sentence examples for a proposal advocating from inspiring English sources

He will also work on a proposal advocating the establishment of Truth Commissions in Europe and the Mediterranean basin.

Daniel P. Amos, Aflac's chief executive, said he decided to get his company's owners' say on pay after it received a proposal advocating such a vote from Boston Common Asset Management, a shareholder.

Doctors from across the nation have put forth a resounding call for profound health care reform; 2,231 physicians nationwide have endorsed a proposal advocating the renunciation of the current profit-driven private insurance model in favor of a universally accessible single-payer system.

This led to a proposal advocating a role for pPIWI proteins as components of novel prokaryotic systems involved in defense against invasive mobile elements [ 20].

In the fourth day of her Senate campaign tour through upstate New York, Mrs. Clinton rejected as "a serious error" any move to eliminate the gasoline tax, a proposal advocated by her Republican rival, Representative Rick A. Lazio.

However, the skin tests are more feasible and useful as compared to INF-γ production assays, since the latter is dependent on the access to advanced lab facilities and trained personnel, which limits its use in countries with limited resources [ 30], a proposal advocated in the present study.

He wrote a "Brief Proposal" advocating full-time schooling for all the youth of the nation and maintaining that they should be taught both their native culture and the culture of Europe.

Early this year, the builders' group issued a 13-page proposal advocating a density bonus.

About one-quarter of the shares supported the 2011 proposal advocating a director with environmental expertise.

Chevron urged shareholders to reject that proposal, saying its board's "qualification standards adequately recognize the importance of environmental expertise". About one-quarter of the shares supported the 2011 proposal advocating a director with environmental expertise.

The additions to the five-member body come at a key moment for Perry and his proposal, currently in front of the commission, to rewrite the rules for how power companies are compensated for the electricity they produce — in a way, the proposal advocates, that would ultimately benefit nuclear and coal facilities.