Sentence examples for interested in the proposals from inspiring English sources
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.
"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".
"We're interested in the proposals presented by Advocates for Children and the New York Immigration Coalition and will continue to work with them as we strive to continually improve our communication to students and their families," he said.
The planned offering of eight-year notes had been expected to yield 9.75percentto10percentcent on a higher-rated $340 million portion and 12.75 percentto13percentent on a $130 million portion, which carried a lower rating, according to investors interested in the proposal.
The person said if the NSA was interested in discussing the proposal, the agency should call.
Almost every country got seriously interested in these proposals.
He is very interested in the Staten Island proposal because it may provide clean power in an area of the state that really needs it.
Congress, cutting back on construction funds as well as interested in the build/lease/donate proposal, refused to appropriate funds for the DOL structure.
He later added that his office hasn't yet seen the New York and New Jersey requests, but "we're obviously very interested in receiving the proposal and will evaluate it accordingly".
G.E. is particularly interested in pulling the proposal so that no formal decision is entered against it, which could set a precedent and affect its ability to make future deals that come under the commission's jurisdiction, executives close to the company said.
-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.
