Sentence examples for impact of the proposal from inspiring English sources

Up to four S2 scholars will be chosen each year based on the quality of the applicant's proposed program of exploration and the potential real-world impact of the proposal.

But Mr. Cliggott said the concentration on repealing the tax on dividends would delay much of the impact of the proposal until late this year or next year.

The impact of the proposal on manufacturers of traditional all-metal hips will not be immediate, and industry lobbyists may oppose its adoption or seek to modify it.

Here are four charts, based on analyses by the bipartisan Joint Tax Committee, that explain the impact of the proposal on taxpayers and the economy.

Some shareholders, however, prefer to make binding proposals, because it prevents companies from diluting the impact of the proposal through nuances in drafting.

A lawyer who represented supporters of the proposal, Michael J. Norton, said the real impact of the proposal would be in its simplicity, asking a profound philosophical and moral question.

Besides creating the White House council, the act signed by the President today declares that it is Federal policy "to create and maintain conditions under which man and nature can exist in productive har mony". It also directs that all Federal agencies must include in their legislative recommenda tions and proposed actions a statement on the environmental impact of the proposals.

Nick Clegg has been attacked about the impact of the proposals on stay at home mothers on his weekly LBC radio phone-in.

Their criticism comes as the justice secretary, Ken Clarke, gives evidence to parliament's joint human rights committee on the impact of the proposals that will prevent claimants being told of the evidence against them.

The government is preparing its own report on hedge fund regulation, which is expected soon and is likely to blunt the impact of the proposals coming out of Brussels.

The St Mungo's chief executive, Howard Sinclair, said the potential impact of the proposals on vulnerable people was "scary" and would leave the charity with an estimated £12m annual shortfall by 2019.