Sentence examples for a unified proposal from inspiring English sources

As put forth by Ellis (2005) neither theory nor research could account for a unified proposal of how to include grammar instruction in the syllabus, and so the controversy goes on.

The unions' three main bargaining units, which were divided on Wednesday, agreed to draw up a unified proposal last night, a person close to the talks said.

The N.C.A.A. committee that vets all emerging sports could decide to present both versions to the general membership, it could select only one, or it could ask the two groups to compromise and submit a unified proposal, Ms. Morrison said.

That was made possible after the unions' three main bargaining units, which were divided on Wednesday, agreed to draw up a unified proposal last night, a person close to the talks said.

According to a recent unified proposal for nomenclature, genogroups are further subdivided into at least 38 genetic clusters (genotypes) (2 ).

The question Greece is being asked is a bit of a mouthful—"Should the plan of agreement be accepted, which was submitted by the European Commission, the European Central Bank, and the International Monetary Fund in the Eurogroup of 25.06.2015 and comprises of two parts, which constitute their unified proposal?"—and also by now entirely irrelevant to the situation.

The platform's privileged position as research advisor depends on presenting joint recommendations to the EC, forcing platform members to negotiate and arrive at unified proposals for the future of the technology.

I would, therefore, call for more unified proposals from the World Social Forum in the hope of achieving those goals more rapidly and without wasting further time.

Mr. Obama has said that he wants to be able to present a unified Democratic health care proposal at the meeting and then debate the major provisions with Republicans and independent experts to see if they have better ideas.

He wrote a letter to Gen. Scott on April 27, four days after assuming command in Ohio, that was the first proposal for a unified strategy for the war.

For example, a recent proposal for a unified theory of biodiversity and biogeography for forest trees [ 12] started with a similar dilemma.