Sentence examples for include a proposed from inspiring English sources

Previous offerings include a proposed form that colleges might use, to help standardize financial aid offers to students.

The reductions in cultural programs and social services include a proposed $42.6 million cut for libraries and $18.8 million in cuts for museums and dance, opera and other performing arts groups.

It does not include a proposed $1.5bn project to build a new mine on the Eliwana or Nyidinghu deposits to replace the Firetail mine, which will run out of ore at current production rates by 2020.

Its ambitious plans to recycle and compost garbage include a proposed purchase of 200 acres of land to process waste, new garbage collection centers and new contracts with villages earmarked as dumping grounds.

After months of argument, Lincoln Center's powerful performing arts organizations agreed this week to send City Hall a redevelopment plan of nearly $1.2 billion, which does not include a proposed separate on-campus home for the New York City Opera but sets aside $240 million for a new opera house elsewhere if a site can be found.

Here are some regulations that must not be allowed to languish: ENVIRONMENT Clean-water regulations that would almost certainly have received White House approval in a nonelection year include a proposed Environmental Protection Agency rule to protect millions of acres of wetlands from commercial development.

It is unclear whether the Olympic proposal (which also includes a proposed Garden site), the Jets stadium, a rebuilt Garden on Ninth Avenue, the N.B.A. complex or any other development now in the planning stages will ever be built.

Plans for new taxes, including a proposed penny increase in the sales tax, were shelved.

Officials plan two more extensions, including a proposed route to the Nepal border.

But others, including a proposed alternative for bipolar disorder in many children, were unveiled on Tuesday.

A 'CADILLAC' TAX The Finance Committee bill includes a proposed excise tax on high-cost, or "Cadillac," health insurance policies.