Sentence examples for circulating would from inspiring English sources
The cheapest proposals circulating would still require more than a hundred billion dollars a year in public funds — around a thousand dollars per American household.
Plans for its 14-acre campus, which were drawn up by Legorreta and Legorreta of Mexico City and are now circulating, would be a bold, colorful departure for the area, Mr. Macris said.
A draft of a bill from Republicans on the House Financial Services Committee that is circulating would create an independent body to oversee the accounting profession and prohibit auditing firms from performing consulting work for their clients -- a source of potential conflict of interest that has been a focus of Enron investigations.
But the cumulative impact of all plans conservative intellectuals and Republican lawmakers are circulating would be to expose people to even higher out-of-pocket medical costs.
Sherman's amendment was voted down, and the Contraction Act passed; greenbacks would be gradually withdrawn, but those still circulating would be redeemable for the high-interest bonds as before.
His reputation would then be vindicated; and to the extent possible, the misinformation circulated would have been countered.
Experiences by some Irish Americans with print ads, signs, and other forms in which anti-Irish sentiment circulated would have resonated with others in the community.
A new rule being circulated would take a trick that the power company Duke Energy dreamed up for circumventing New Source Review and turn it into law.
Another idea that has circulated would be to tax dividends at capital gains rates, which now top out at 20percentt for assets held for one year.
The bill states that anyone who suffers "serious emotional distress" as a result of having their image circulated would constitute "disorderly conduct", making the perpetrator "subject to that same punishment".
One of the proposals that has been circulated would likely put startup venture capital investments under the purview of CFIUS.
