Sentence examples for form of proposals from inspiring English sources

As protection for the "Iranian threat", Bahrain is now being driven towards a more dependent relationship with Saudi, in the form of proposals for a political confederation.

The increased terror threat appears to be being taken into account by the Civil Aviation Authority in the form of proposals that will allow BAA to claim back more of the costs incurred in dealing with it.

The major advance in the talks came in the form of proposals by both North and South Korea to address what China referred to as the first stage of ending North Korea's nuclear program.

In the Section 'Differentiation in HR management within business incubators', we will try to define the HR management modes specific to each type of incubator, in the form of proposals.

Here primarily Carnap's understanding will be considered, who from 1932 onwards put his philosophical theses in the form of "proposals" for alternative language forms, but how the pragmatist alternative fares will also be considered.

Typical solutions to the problem of managing crises have taken the form of proposals to improve behaviour (as described above) and implementation of more rigid workplace routines and structures.

The proposal on ads is reminiscent of the kind of proposals that formed the bedrock of President Clinton's 1996 re-election campaign, in that it strikes what many politicians believe is a particularly receptive chord among voters on an issue that Mrs. Clinton's opponent is unlikely to dispute her on.

The traditional definition of painting as a visual, concrete art form was questioned by Conceptual art, in which the painter's idea might be expressed only in the form of documented proposals for unrealized and often unrealizable projects.

NSF's cites its own anecdotal evidence -- which, ironically, takes the form of rejected proposals -- suggesting that the shift toward greater risk-taking is real.

The gatekeeper must have influence over the team of clinicians with whom they have charge, as erroneous or misleading information in the form of treatment proposals, even by the most inexperienced staff, may have an influence on patient preferences and trial recruitment.

After the Commonwealth of Australia was formed, thousands of proposals were submitted by the general public in flag design competitions.