Sentence examples for case for proposals from inspiring English sources

This is particularly the case for proposals that were included in the Conservative party manifesto.

Even more important, under the White House deal, any public option would be prevented from paying Medicare rates (and by implication, from using Medicare rates as a reference point, as would be the case for proposals in the House for the public option to pay Medicare rates plus 5%).

That brings us to the question of whether Mr. Obama stumbled in making a case for his proposals to right the economy and remake the health care system.

So far Theresa May, the Home Secretary, has failed to make the case for her proposals, dubbed the Snooper's Charter by the Liberal Democrats and blocked by them.

Bruce M. Alberts, a former president of the United States National Academy of Sciences and a co-chairman of the InterAcademy Council, said the independent academies would now press the case for their proposals with their respective governments.

Both the Scottish and UK government cabinets met separately in the Aberdeen area, to argue the case for their proposals.

Members of St Brigid's School Denbigh Against Closure campaign group say they want their school retained and say they are still waiting for a business case for the proposals.

"At the moment, I feel like we're almost sort of being emotionally blackmailed into accepting this application". She added the trust should "see what else they can do" or "provide a stronger case" for their proposals.

Corruption is certainly a real problem, but advocates should consider making the case for their proposals more in terms of the positive democratic ideals they further rather than the negative effects they prevent.

Friday's trading event is expected to bolster the commission's case for the proposal.

If NHS regulators approve the strategic outline case, a full business case for the proposal could be published in the autumn, with the merger taking place in 2014.