Sentence examples for at one proposal from inspiring English sources
Feldman hints at one proposal with promise: a subdivided Iraq, though only if Iraq's neighbors and the United States can force the sharing of oil revenues (a concept already prescribed by the Iraqi Constitution).
The Fifth Avenue promenade included many a stop at a popular photo op (below), and at least one proposal on bended knee under the Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center, above.
At least one proposal would jettison the requirement that insurers cover people with preëxisting conditions.
Anna must surely have received at least one proposal from fellow missionaries.
But at least one proposal, to collect DNA samples from anyone arrested for a crime in the city, could be less easy to sell, especially to state legislators, who took seven years to approve a similar provision for people who had been convicted of felonies and some misdemeanors.
Democrats will likely have at least one proposal to rein in the 2001 AUMF.
Once the graph is cleaned, MOSAIC then chooses at most one proposal ortholog from each species so that the overall pairwise similarity between accepted sequences is optimized.
One proposal at the convention that was later adopted advocated using "the language of the mainstream" and avoiding "intimidating word choice" — an unintimidating euphemism for leftist buzzwords like "anti-authoritarianism" and "syndicalism".
One proposal at that workshop suggested that a road-mapping exercise could be conducted for SynBio in global health (Johnson [2012]), similar to what has been seen in the case of information communication technologies and semi-conductors (Schaller [2004]).
But one proposal now circulating at the Pentagon would trim money allocated to the Future Combat System and slow the onset of its deployment by at least two years, from 2008 to 2010.
Maybe they figured that politically it was safer not to push any one proposal, because then at the end of it, Obama would never have to see anything he wanted "defeated" in the final bill.
