Sentence examples for beyond the proposal from inspiring English sources
But here in India, government authorities are well beyond the proposal stage.
Without political savvy, say these engineers, no one can get a project beyond the proposal stage.
In the present communication, we went beyond the proposal of a reliability-oriented model for the technicians manning the maintenance system but also built on the stochastic assumption of the modelling conditions with foundations laid by Ighravwe et al. (2016b).
No efforts aimed at Neptune and Triton went beyond the proposal phase and NASA's funding on missions to the outer Solar System is currently focused on the Jupiter and Saturn systems.
Other suggested improvements included stabilized sights, stabilized main gun, automatic ammunition feed, a Zeiss stereoscopic range finder, heated crew compartment, stowage for an additional 12 rounds, and an overpressure and air filtration system to protect against poison gas, but these also never got beyond the proposal stage or did not enter production before the war ended.
Beyond the proposal of the two subtypes, the dual pathway model includes the assumption of poor performance on the Stop Task as reflecting an inhibition deficit.
He urged Congress to go beyond the proposals made by Mr. Pitt in establishing a tough and independent oversight agency.
It also goes beyond the proposals expected from Mr. Rehn, although he will address boosting and measuring competitiveness, perhaps through examining new economic criteria, like balance of payments.
However, George Osborne, the chancellor, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that the offer to Scotland would not go beyond the proposals for devolution set out in the Smith Commission.
"We now need to go a major step in the direction of a fiscal union that will go beyond the proposals made so far," Mr. Schäuble was reported by Spiegel Online as saying on a flight to Berlin.
They say that beyond the proposals made by the presidential candidates is an array of other initiatives, with powerful political momentum behind them, that will almost certainly eat up a substantial portion of the surplus over the next decade.
