Sentence examples for beyond the proposed from inspiring English sources

Much of the for-profit college industry's grassroots efforts have revolved around a letter writing campaign by students and faculty to demand that the comment period for the rules remain open beyond the proposed closing date and that the proposal be rescinded.

Assemblywoman Barbara M. Clark, a Democrat of Queens, has proposed a bill that would create protections beyond the proposed banking board regulations.

The federal judge overseeing the Microsoft antitrust case will issue her decision this afternoon, determining whether to impose sanctions on the company beyond the proposed settlement reached last year by Microsoft and the Justice Department.

In July, Darroch and Griffiths were awarded 900,000 and 455,000 shares respectively – worth £9.6m – as an enticement to lock them into BSkyB during and beyond the proposed takeover by News Corp.

[Page A1.] Microsoft Ruling Is Expected Today The judge overseeing the Microsoft antitrust case will issue a ruling today, determining whether to impose sanctions beyond the proposed settlement reached last year.

The report said: "A protracted period of negotiation beyond the proposed 18 months would have a negative impact on business in Scotland as well as the other parts of the United Kingdom.

He left some wiggle room to possibly support a rewritten draft but he made clear that his concerns went beyond just the proposed Better Care Reconciliation Act's phaseout of federal support for the Medicaid expansion beginning in 2021.

Beyond simulations, the proposed methods render it possible to determine steady states from non-steady state data, perform sensitivity analyses, and estimate the Jacobian of the system at a steady state.

For high noise densities beyond 75%, the proposed method TTSD consistently provides higher PSNR and SSIM values as compared to those of NAFSWM, ROAD, ROLD, TBLI, ASM, CBD, and AFIDM.

While Medicaid cuts extend well beyond 2026, the proposed $45 billion opioid fund is just a one-time appropriation.

Beyond economics the proposed test might help to address important research questions in biology and psychology as, for instance, "What determines human altruism (or spite)?" or, "What drives altruistic punishments and rewards?".