Sentence examples for getting this proposal from inspiring English sources
We'd like to thank local residents for their support in getting this proposal thrown out.
Recognizing the difficulty of getting this proposal through the Republican-controlled House of Representatives, President Obama agreed to the prospect of raising the threshold to families earning above $400,000 a year.
This implies there is little rush to rezone, only the administration's rush to get this proposal approved before the next mayor takes over.
But following on the groundbreaking result that sports organisations favour winner-take-all reward systems, because that makes the games more interesting, we get this proposal to "improve" the game of Scrabble from Jeff Ely:Eliminate the role of chance in scrabble by having players buy their letters rather than draw them at random.
"All the key players have got to do their very best to help get this proposal to the finishing flag.
And established civil rights groups like the NAACP, Democracia USA, and Leadership Conference on Civil Rights piled on with a big legislative push to get this proposal into the bill.
The reality is that they don't have the financial backing to go ahead with the port construction and the mine, but there's no doubt they're putting enormous pressure on the Queensland and the Australian governments to get this proposal done as quickly as possible".
Senator Sarbanes has been unable to get this sensible proposal voted out of the Senate Banking Committee he heads, but will try again this week.
ISM chief executive Deborah Annetts, said: "It is vital that people respond to the government's consultation and get this damaging proposal removed".
"I would have preferred to do something broader than this but I am delighted that we could at least get unanimous support to get this narrow proposal moved forward," said FEC Vice Chair Ellen Weintraub just before the commission voted.
We believe the entire country will be able to get behind this proposal, as Trump supporters can use the time machine to travel back to whenever it was that they last felt America was great.
