Sentence examples for in connection with proposals from inspiring English sources

This classic argument is, therefore, simply inapplicable to defense, where capabilities are just as limited as they would have been in connection with proposals on the U.S. N.M.D. system.

Thus, worries about distinguishing akrasia from compulsion come back in full force in connection with proposals like these.

The consumer electronics chain agreed to let Blockbuster conduct due diligence in connection with its proposal to bid at least $6.00 a share in cash, after eliciting a promise from billionaire shareholder Carl Icahn.

This has been discussed in connection with the proposal that circulatory DNA is generated during apoptosis [11], [12].

"The parties have committed in the last 24 hours to offer new proposals to address competitive issues in connection with the proposed merger," a statement issued by the commissioners said.

"Unconstitutional is about the mildest adjective you can use in connection with this outrageous proposal," he said.

Also, in connection with these consistency proofs, various proposals have been made to present constructive notations for the ordinals of segments of the German mathematician Georg Cantor's second number class, which includes ω and the first epsilon-number and much more.

[Page C3.] A government-appointed panel of inquiry in Hong Kong concluded that some officials had made errors in connection with the issuance of a trading proposal that set off a steep decline among penny stocks there, angering many investors.

A government-appointed panel of inquiry concluded today that some officials had made errors in connection with the issuance of a trading proposal that set off a steep decline among penny stocks here, angering many investors.

Administrator AJ Clark of Carter Clark wrote: "I shall be preparing a report in connection with the affairs of the company, and proposals for achieving the purposes of the administration.

Another early proposal for weather ships occurred in connection with aviation in August 1927, when the aircraft designer Grover Loening stated that "weather stations along the ocean coupled with the development of the seaplane to have an equally long range, would result in regular ocean flights within ten years".