Sentence examples for explaining the proposal from inspiring English sources

Read, in his statement explaining the proposal to merge with Allergan, said that it would help put Pfizer "on a more competitive footing within our industry".

Representative William M. Thornberry, a Texas Republican who is sponsoring a security reorganization bill, said Mr. Ridge had done a good job of explaining the proposal.

He is set to offer a campaignlike address explaining the proposal on Thursday at George Mason University in Virginia, his first speech since winning the election.

Viewers could walk through a doorway of Barragán's exact height into a darkened space where the ring was displayed, along with a letter from Magid to Zanco explaining the proposal.

Representative Jim Pitts, the Waxahachie Republican who leads the Appropriations Committee and whose name is on the bill, told his colleagues in a session explaining the proposal that it would change as the session went along — a way of saying things will be bad, but not this bad.

Consistent with this, Ramakrishnan and Wong (2010) find that political factors are more important than changes in the size of the Latino immigrant population in explaining the proposal and passage of anti-unauthorized immigration measures at the state and local levels.

A newsletter explaining the proposals is to be distributed door-to-door.

"The specific mechanics of the amendments have overwhelming public support," he said, explaining the proposals he intends to make the centerpiece of his campaign, and which he intends to disseminate to the public through a statewide e-mail petition drive.

(C) In response to Nikel's question about proposals for multilateral fuel-cycle arrangements, Burk pointed out that we need to do a better job of explaining the proposals to counter the NAM argument that supplier states are seeking to deny them their right to the peaceful use of nuclear energy, which is not true.

After Joe Biden made the policy presentation, explaining the proposals generated by his task force, the President delivered an emotional pitch that would have done credit to Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, or any other politician endowed with what Dowd and many of her fellow Washington Pooh-Bahs would define as the requisite amount of Irish blarney.

has said in background documents explaining the proposals to reporters.