Sentence examples similar to extra proposal from inspiring English sources

Yes, according to the internet, the latest in extra proposals includes presenting your partner with a diamond engagement ring nestled into the flesh of an avocado.

So the governor was reduced to collecting signatures on the streets to put his extra-tax proposal on the ballot this November.

(It comes on top of an NIGMS policy giving extra scrutiny to proposals from investigators whose proposals would bring their overall direct funding to at least $750,000).

Better yet, Mr. Malanga said, Mr. Booker gives these proposals extra political heft because he is an African-American Democrat who has spent a decade living and working in a failed city.

We gave extra weight to proposals for courses that involved multiple divisions or entities.

FASEB also urges NIH to go further with policies that give extra scrutiny to proposals from already well-funded labs "to ensure a global distribution of research funding".

The agency plans to give extra scrutiny to proposals from researchers receiving more than $1 million a year in direct support from grants and may not fund them if the research overlaps with what they're already doing.

Called "Medicare Extra for All," the proposal to be released Thursday by the Center for American Progress gives politically energized Democrats more options to achieve a long-sought goal.

The proposal contains extra powers for law enforcement agencies to target hackers including provisions that would allow for the prosecution of the sale of "botnets", which are programs built to coordinate attacks.

The Airports Commission, led by Howard Davies, is expected to announce next week whether it will add the Thames estuary plan to a shortlist of options, which currently contains the proposal for extra runways at either Heathrow or Gatwick.

If there is no extra funding for this proposal I cannot see how it will be effective.