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The European Union is also working on a plan, based on proposals from the London School of Economics.

EU and Turkish officials said the draft of a possible new EU-Turkey action plan was based on proposals from Turkey and was circulated by European council president Donald Tusk as a basis for discussions among EU leaders, who were due to meet Davutoğlu again on Monday night.

They include the 1983 accord between President Ronald Reagan and a Democratic-controlled Congress that reduced the financial strains on Social Security, based on proposals from a commission led by Alan Greenspan, and budget agreements in the 1990s that contributed to a four-year run of surpluses at the end of the decade.

The National Institutes of Health NIHH plans to put about three-quarters of its proposed $337 million increase into extramural science, or "research project grants" that are based on proposals from individual scientists.

Omak is considered to be a code city, based on proposals to provide the local government with more authority from its previous second-class city status.

The idea of splitting banking between retail and investment banks was put forward by Cable, based on a proposal from Paul Volcker, former chairman of the US Federal Reserve.

KI says that the university's government will appoint a new vice-chancellor based on a proposal from the University Board.

The group is run by an executive board that selects which plays to produce each year based on the proposals received from student-directors.

Based on the proposals received, six payloads from Bulgaria, European Union (mainly Germany and Sweden, United Kingdomm, and United States, some in collaboration and others as guest payloads were accepted for the Chandrayaan-1 mission.

Gerhard Schröder made an exception recently when he threatened that Germany would veto any new European directive based on the latest proposals from the Basel committee of big-country bank supervisors.

The European parliament (Brussels and Strasbourg): the 751-member legislature, comprising MEPs from all 28 countries, which passes laws based on commission proposals.