Sentence examples for arriving at a proposal from inspiring English sources

Arriving at a proposal that all 32 Senate Democrats can agree on may prove difficult.

Warnock quickly realized there would be no way of arriving at a proposal that satisfied all the committee, or the broader groups for which it was proxy.

We focus on how information is exchanged in order to arrive at a proposal, and on what constitutes a proposal and its acceptance/rejection.

Based on this modeling study, we arrived at a proposal of the pharmacophore required for binding to both PPARγ and FFAR1.

The Broadcast Protection Discussion Group was formed last November to try to arrive at a proposal for a technological standard that consumer electronics and computer makers could build into their machines to protect digital broadcasts.

We arrived at a proposal of a 5% increase in appropriations for the next period compared with 2013.

But the central stumbling block to arriving at a broad agreement on the proposal may simply have been a bid by the studios for too much control over carrying it out.

Although the details are subject to change, and the authority may combine components of different proposals before arriving at a final decision, the choices are likely to resemble the following, according to transportation officials with knowledge of the proposals: The base fare remains at $2.25, but the cost of a 30-day MetroCard rises as high as $125, a $21 increase.

The ERI was announced last year in relatively broad terms, and since then it has solicited proposals from universities and research labs all over the country, arriving at a handful that it has elected to fund.

Technology is an important tool in arriving at a diagnosis.

The papers, submitted in a motion for preliminary approval of the $512 million settlement filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan, did not disclose the amount set aside for legal fees, which were arrived at in a proposal the firm filed months ago with Judge Lewis A. Kaplan.