Sentence examples for a proposal put forth by from inspiring English sources

It's generally agreed that a proposal put forth by Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand of New York seems the most promising.

The airlines, for their part, have embraced a proposal put forth by Austria to create a European data-storage facility to which the airlines would transfer passenger information.

The banking bill fell well short of a proposal put forth by Erkki Liikanen, the governor of the Bank of Finland, that all banks on the European Union quarantine their risky trading activities.

During the last year of his six-year term, Calderón accepted a proposal put forth by a coalition of civil society organizations to build a memorial to the victims of the violence.

Republicans support a proposal put forth by Mr. Bush to have Washington provide $3 billion to the states for them to use as they wish on health-insurance programs.

Under a proposal put forth by the Storm Surge Research Group at Stony Brook University in 2004, large portions of the city could be protected by three movable barriers installed at the upper end of the East River near the Throgs Neck Bridge, under the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge and at the mouth of the Arthur Kill between Staten Island and New Jersey.

A vague sketch of a tax proposal put forth by the White House in April would amount to a huge giveaway to rich people.

The Arab foreign ministers gathered here were expected to spend Saturday shaping a more detailed version of a peace proposal put forth by Crown Prince Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, suggesting that Arab states would give Israel full recognition if it withdrew from all territory occupied since the 1967 Arab-Israeli war.

Under a legislative proposal put forth by the White House, workers who lose their jobs as a result of the moratorium would be eligible for unemployment assistance, and new jobs would be created in cleanup, restoration, renovation and recovery.

That is a central proposal put forth by Anat Admati and Martin Hellwig in their book "The Bankers' New Clothes: What's Wrong With Banking and What to Do About It".

Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy angrily denounced a $14.5 billion school aid proposal put forth by the State Board of Regents yesterday, calling it "grossly unjust" because other cities in the state would receive more per pupil than New York City.