Sentence examples for a proposal of its from inspiring English sources

Only some of the hypothesized modes of action entail hematotoxicity, and so a proposal of its role in human leukemia depends on the particular variety of proposed mode of action being considered, with observations in favor of one mode tending to contradict other modes and hence in need of explanation for why such conflicts are not refuting.

The Tsipras government does not seem to be able to come up with a proposal of its own.

But with a comprehensive bill already making its way through the Senate Judiciary Committee, the House group is fast losing its chance to shape the debate percolating on Capitol Hill, let alone put forth a proposal of its own.

A7 Iran Rejects Europe's Demands Iran rejected calls by European leaders to halt its renewed nuclear activities, but indicated a willingness to continue negotiations over its program, perhaps by offering a proposal of its own.

Now the corporation is making a proposal of its own: a 10-acre waterfront park and esplanade coupled with a long row of midsize apartment buildings and low-rise town houses.

However, by early this week, the Senate Democrats and the pro-immigration groups had largely reconciled themselves to the fact that, unless talks totally deteriorated in the House, the bipartisan group would most likely introduce a proposal of its own before the Senate had completed its work.

The town board didn't answer directly, but during a special meeting the following month it entertained a radical proposal of its own: disband not the police department but the police commission.

Past attempts to hook up with Banco BPI (which later countered BCP's hostile bid with a merger proposal of its own) made plenty of sense, and not just because of the cost savings a deal would offer.

The Department of Transportation expects to soon release a proposal for its third round of passenger protections, which mostly address how code-share partners and fees are disclosed when travelers book a flight.

Dell reported earnings against the backdrop of a proposal from its founder, Michael Dell, to take the company private.

Although Parliament regretted these decisions, it has been obliged to draw up its annual calendar accordingly on a proposal by its Conference of Presidents.