"Presenting nutrition information on restaurant menus empowers consumers and influences food choices," the department says in a description of the proposal on its Web site at NYC.gov/health.
As a result, "almost a quarter of workers with incomes below 200percentt of poverty turn down coverage when offered," Mr. Kahn and Mr. Pollack said in a description of their proposal.
And Stephanie Luce, an associate professor of labor studies at the City University of New York, said Ms. Quinn's description of the proposal as the most far reaching in the country struck her as "strange".
Despite Mr. Bloomberg's description of the proposal as a good-government reform intended to weaken party machines and bosses, most of the city's civic groups, including some that were formed to fight Tammany Hall, opposed both his proposal and the process that begot it.
I appreciate his description of my proposal as a "great plan to turn Dover harbour into a 'people's port' by transferring ownership to a community trust": as he says, our proposal highlights the change which the prime minister's "big society" initiative could make.
After hearing a general description of the proposal, Robert Puentes, director of the Metropolitan Infrastructure Initiative, said that while some of the announcement had been on the president's agenda for some time, "the important shift seems to be the administration is not waiting for the legislature," but is "maximizing the things they can do themselves".
The aim of this section is to provide a description of this proposal, performed through a cross-layer scheduling algorithm at the DLC layer of WLAN systems.
The paper shows the description of our proposal, the procedure of the nodes involved in the system, the security algorithms implemented, and the designed messages.
Why is it anything but a literal description of GOP proposals to weaken environmental regulation and repeal the Affordable Care Act?
Beecroft's smear on the good name of socialism was triggered by Cable's description of his proposals to shred Britain's remaining workers' rights (not least by allowing bosses to fire at will) as "bonkers".
Company executives on Friday derided the union leaders' description of their proposals as being built on a misguided notion that programming distributed via new media, which pulls in little revenue at the moment, should be bring in higher pay than old-media work.
