Sentence examples for develop proposals for the from inspiring English sources

So the cabinet agreed this: Work will be undertaken to assess the full implications and possible alternative approaches to a York 'Tourist Tax' in consultation with VisitYork and other key partners in the business community to develop proposals for the 2013/14 budget review.

The Commission has convened various working groups (WG) on noise reception and emissions in order to develop proposals for the new European noise policy.

In 2001 a local practice of landscape architects, New Leaf Studio were commissioned by Bath & North East Somerset Council to develop proposals for the land.

It is anticipated that by the end of the gathering, sound strategies and consensus will be reached to help the countries develop proposals for the Round 10 distribution, and for the ongoing PMTCT grants re-programming.

It was endorsed by the G20 world leaders in the St Petersburg Declaration of September 2013, which commissioned the OECD to develop proposals for these new rules.

And we were not able to develop proposal for the Global Fund, next round.

Ms. Segal, who studied sculpture in Italy and France, was one of five finalists invited to present fully developed proposals for the viaduct.

For the three year recruitment phase ScHARR coordinated the data collection and developed proposals for the statistical analysis in line with the principles set out in the circular.

In the United Kingdom, the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) developed proposals for the Research Excellence Framework REFF) to allocate public research funding to higher education institutions, inter alia, on the basis of the social and economic impact of their research.

Enquete Commissions are considered as "effective temporary bodies for handling cross-sector and long-term issues" [14] that strive to capture "complex developments" and to develop "proposals for shaping the future" [3].

The commission is charged to develop proposals for reforming the state's badly flawed voting and counting system.