Sentence examples for interested in proposals from inspiring English sources
"I'm very interested in proposals for a Broadway mall, full or partial," said Brendan Sexton, the president of the Times Square Business Improvement District.
Mr Duncan is especially interested in proposals to lengthen the school day and year.Even more ambitious, Mr Duncan is directing $3.5 billion to turn around the country's 5,000 worst schools within five years.
Agencies such as the UN and World Bank through the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and Large Marine Ecosystem (LME) programs were interested in proposals from cooperating groups of countries but the timelines for developing these applications were generally much longer than those of the Census, so the results were typically improved collaborations with existing programs, rather than new ones.
Interested parties can send in proposals through the EO site, and the ten residency finalists will be decided by Zoë Salditch, Jacob Bijani (Head of Product at EO), Kevin Slavin of the MIT Media Lab, Steven Sachs, Director at bitforms, and Paddy Johnson of Art F City and The L Magazine.
Almost every country got seriously interested in these proposals.
A government spokesman said it was not interested in rebel proposals or ultimatums.
-Jose Laracuente, who owns an agricultural software business that Mr. Romney toured earlier Friday outside Des Moines, said that he and other Republicans were more interested in hearing proposals to improve the economy, rather than dwelling on social issues.
In emails from July, the Department of Regional Development said it was "definitely interested" in the proposals and asked the shire to put forward 10,000 to 20,000 hectare lots for a "trial" program.
Mr. Fox said his research indicates that tenement developers were looking for returns of 15 to 20percentt a year, and were not at interested in idealistic proposals that offered only 4percentt.
The ASPRS journal Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing (PE&RS) is interested in receiving proposals for Special Issues.
"Americans should be much more interested in the proposals her campaign will share about how to address the problem of money in politics -- and more importantly, what she'll pledge to do to make those proposals a reality if elected".
