Sentence examples for assuming the proposal from inspiring English sources

Also set to change, assuming the proposal is adopted, is the appearance of window stickers themselves.

To get to the near-paid for status that Strong noted (because, technically, the Tax Foundation said the plan would still cost $191 billion over 10 years even with generous dynamic scoring), the Tax Foundation assumes the proposal would increase Gross Domestic Product by 9.1percentt.

Assuming the G8 proposal is passed and implemented promptly, Rwanda will no longer need to do that.

He said assuming that the proposal cleared Labor's internal deliberations, he would invite all parliamentarians to sign on.

Normally, I would tamp down anxiety over this, assuming that the proposal will die of natural causes.

I assumed the Obama proposals would raise my rate and the Romney plan would lower it.

Lucas: Part of my proposal when assuming the global CIO role was to present a new organization.

Health policy experts assumed that the proposal had been set aside — until a similar idea showed up in the final Medicare regulation in November.

We are more likely to assume that the proposal being made to us is a definitive position and so we challenge less.

But, Blackman notes, reporters and commentators should not assume that the proposal has "monolithic" support from the Society or right of center legal circles generally.

The agency explained that their estimates assume that the proposals are enacted and remain unchanged over the next two decades.