Sentence examples for component of the proposal from inspiring English sources

One component of the proposal, dubbed the "Blackstone bill", is aimed at publicly traded investment partnerships which, because of the way they structure themselves, are not even taxed at corporate rates.

Referring to the key component of the proposal, which is to grant the bailout fund a banking license, Germany's finance ministry said the E.S.M. did not need such a license and the matter was not even being discussed.

However, the HCS investigators objected to this component of the proposal, since it may have presented a historical threat to inferences derived from data collected during subsequent phases; that is, they wanted to preserve the naturalistic (non-intervention) elements of the longitudinal study.

The study was submitted to the IRB, which determined that the sequencing was part of the educational experience and that the research component of the proposal (questionnaires) posed no greater than minimal risk and met criteria for exemption under Category 2 Research involving the use of educational tests or survey procedures.

A second story follows Sunday newspaper reports about one of Leveson's assessors, the Liberty director Shami Chakrabarti, airing concerns about the statutory component of the proposals.

Later, a major component of the proposals, the long-delayed plan to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil drilling, cleared a major hurdle when the Senate voted to include it in its budget bills.

Other components of the proposal would reinforce the role of religion in schools, both by reinstating religion as an elective and by extending state funding to private religious schools.

He added that momentum was building for a core component of the Energy Department proposal: a national system for requiring cuts in carbon dioxide and letting companies that surpass those targets sell the excess credits.

The other key component of the union proposal was widely expected: a reimagined revenue-sharing system among N.H.L. clubs, an estimated half dozen of which are believed to be significant money losers.

But in part because the budget plan will provide less for tax cuts than the $1.6 trillion sought by Mr. Bush -- $1.25 trillion over the next decade, plus $100 billion for tax cuts this year and next year to boost the flagging economy -- Mr. Grassley said the committee would scale back and modify each component of the Bush proposal.

The horizontal component of the curriculum proposal described opportunities for interprofessional education on matters such as common risk factors for a multitude of diseases, the need for sanitation for health, and conditions that affect multiple bodily systems, such as oral conditions, cardiovascular disease, periodontal disease, HIV/AIDS, and diabetes.