Sentence examples for failed proposed from inspiring English sources

In June 2003, Mr. Skelos raised concerns regarding the transfer of county sewer and storm water assets to the failed proposed Sewer and Water Authority sponsored by Mr. Suozzi.

What if one of them was the CEO of IBM? Would you tell him he can't serve in his role as the CEO of IBM because he was on the board of General Motors when it failed?" Proposed legislation featuring bans from industry is likely to face strong opposition in the House, including from powerful Financial Services Committee chairman Barney Frank.

Republicans, wary of being put on the defensive and positioning to avert blame should the committee fail, proposed this week to raise what they said was nearly $500 billion in new revenues over 10 years by limiting tax deductions, increasing Medicare premiums and counting on economic growth to bring in more income taxes.

Seemingly without fail, proposed reforms reflect National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) college-sport hegemony based on an a priori acceptance that college sport must exist within the current NCAA paradigm.

3. Investigate the failed and proposed legislation that prompted the protests and debate the issue in a panel discussion.

Two case studies are presented in which quality control samples and standards meet all acceptance criteria (based on Standard Operating Procedures and the Food and Drug Administration's recommendations for bioanalytical method validation) but failed the proposed system suitability test, and thus were rejected.

She has failed to propose any solutions of her own.

Officials point out that opponents of the dams have failed to propose a feasible alternative.

It is also not true that Mr. Obama has failed to propose a solution to the pending cuts.

Of course, there was a fight brewing in the Rovers as the unstoppable Tracy Barlow finally got her comeuppance when Robert failed to propose.

So far Harvey Pitt, the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, has failed to propose any meaningful reform in the lax rules that made Enron possible.