Sentence examples for a proposed science from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the state school board has been fighting over a proposed science standard that calls for "a critical analysis of evolution".

In addition, neither committed to a proposed science debate for the candidates themselves, which would be supported by major research organizations and thousands of U.S. scientists and which would take place on 18 April in Philadelphia.

Among the proposals vying for physical space is Lucas' art museum as well as  a proposed science-themed center and a mixed-use complex from the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy. .

The March 26 hearing before the Science Committee to review the President's proposed science budget was a typical display.

The Senate today began finalizing a 2003 spending plan that would shave at least 1.6% off previously proposed science budgets in order to meet White House wishes.

At the Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Geological Survey, Obama has proposed science increases of 6.6% and 5.2%, respectively.

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The IC Councils and Boards evaluate the relevance of the proposed science to the mission of the IC, the potential impact of the research, and the IC's concurrence with the initial review.

The education ministry's proposed science-related spending reflects the ruling party's emphasis on "green innovation" and health and welfare, with increased support for work on renewable energy and stem cell research.

Other big subterranean facilities and projects include the Jurong Rock Caverns oil bunker and a proposed underground science city, as well as an underground ammunition depot completed in 2008.

LAST month, the Bush administration launched the latest salvo in its eight-year campaign to undermine women's rights and women's health by placing ideology ahead of science: a proposed rule from the Department of Health and Human Services that would govern family planning.