Sentence examples for deal with proposals from inspiring English sources
A new ministry has been set up to deal with proposals (of which there are currently about a dozen) to build gas pipelines to carry natural gas from north-eastern BC to terminals on the north-west coast.
It may well be uncomfortable to have to deal with proposals to boycott Israeli institutions and products, or to handle what you might believe is excessive focus on the Israel-Palestine conflict above all others – but these tendencies are not by definition antisemitic.
This paper proposes an approach for proposal grouping, in which knowledge rules are designed to deal with proposal identification and proposal classification, and the genetic algorithm is developed to search for the expected groupings.
This paper deals with proposal of the basic frame of systematic approach to factory acceptance tests (FAT).
Each division has its own personnel--Integrative Biology and Neuroscience, for example, has 14 program officers who deal with grant proposals.
Despite her professionalism, Katie still has to deal with lousy proposals.
To make their application more attractive, they sweetened the deal with a proposal to turn the tower into a tourist attraction.
We, on the other hand, undertake to deal with this proposal under an expedited procedure.
"And it is quite striking," Ms. Eberhart added, "to see how much energy the commission puts into dealing with these proposals and how seriously they take them, and how they are taken as a guide".
In addition, we very much welcome relevant papers dealing with standardisation proposals, state-of-the-art topics, research critiques and opportunities and the future of medical imaging.
