Sentence examples for introduction of a proposal from inspiring English sources

Under questioning by Mr. Nader at today's meeting with reporters, Mr. Peck said that he personally would buy a car with an airbag if it was available and that he was considering the introduction of a proposal to specifically require airbags on all cars.

Today the EU took a step towards formalizing that, with the introduction of a proposal for spectrum sharing.

The introduction of a package of housing proposals here gave Mr. Obama a chance to hammer his theme of economic justice for the middle class, and to draw another contrast with Mr. Romney.

Readers posted more than 1,250 comments on the Prescriptions blog Wednesday in response to coverage of Senator Max Baucus's introduction of his proposal to overhaul the health care system.

This leads to scientists echoing these goals in the introduction of the proposal, e.g. claiming they will develop multiple drugs to treat wide-spread diseases such as AIDS, stroke or dementia, while the proposed research itself is at best only remotely related to achieving this goal.

I might even write some music for an introduction". The Gershwin project grew out of a proposal to Wilson from Walt Disney Records for a two-album contract.

There is not yet a nationwide system of care needs assessment and provision in nursing homes, although a proposal exists for the introduction of a Minimum Data Set [ 15].

By failing to see that the ideal agreement of the social contract specifies only a certain procedural and reflexive level of justification, Rousseau confused "the introduction of a new principle of legitimacy with proposals for institutionalizing just rule" (Habermas 1979, 186).

His only concrete proposal was the introduction of a luxury tax on the sale of expensive jewellery or fancy cars.

A key proposal is the introduction of a "healthy welfare" card, which would restrict what people on welfare – Indigenous or not – spend their money on.

His only concrete proposal was the introduction of a luxury tax on the sale of expensive jewellery and fancy cars.Mr Emanuel earned some laughs among the debate's audience by comparing Mr Garcia to "Hanukah Harry", who promises everything to everyone.