Sentence examples for a proposal seeking from inspiring English sources

New York political leaders are hammering out a proposal seeking billions in federal funds to help New York's economy recover from the attacks.

Susan Collins, a Republican senator from Maine, was expected to unveil a proposal seeking middle ground between the two parties as early as Tuesday.

In fact, last year, several large investors in the Canadian mobile device company floated a proposal seeking to break up RIM's co-CEO duo, arguing that operations (and chairman and chief executive positions) are best managed by one person.

Last week, several Wisconsin districts closed schools as teachers went to protest a proposal seeking to eliminate collective bargaining rights for public employees.

The coffee chain's employees in Chile have been pressing for a lunch stipend since they organized two years ago and in April the union presented the company with a proposal seeking a monthly lunch bonus of $100, among other requests, the Journal reported.

Furthermore, the outcomes of this feasibility study will inform the development, of a proposal seeking funding for Wales-wide trials in palliative care.

These no-action letters demonstrate that merely labeling a proposal as implicating discrimination issues is not sufficient to avoid evaluation of whether a proposal seeks to address ordinary business operations.

On Wednesday, the commission unanimously rejected a proposal sought by advisers to Ms. Palin and Senator John McCain of Arizona, the Republican presidential nominee, to have the moderator ask questions and the candidates answer, with no time for unfettered exchanges.

One measure not in the governor's speech was a proposal sought by the utilities to have the state sell bonds and use the proceeds to help finance the losses the power companies have been sustaining.

Israeli tank shells killed three Palestinian women in the Gaza Strip on Saturday, as Israelis and Palestinians prepared their responses to an American proposal seeking an end to eight months of violence.

Hal Scott, a Harvard Law professor, recently filed such a shareholder proxy proposal seeking a shareholder vote to add an arbitration clause to the corporation's certificate of incorporation or bylaws at Johnson & Johnson.