Sentence examples for judging a proposal from inspiring English sources

Retaining the baseline-approach to coercion found in Nozick, Zimmerman urges that in setting a baseline for judging a proposal, we should take into account the possibility that the proposal maker is actively hindering the coercee from obtaining a situation for herself that would be better than the situation the coercer proposes.

Most fields are specialized enough that the number of colleagues qualified to judge a proposal is quite small.

Actually, any number of different possible baselines might be constructed for judging whether a proposal makes one better or worse off than the baseline.

Thereby, if a funding agency uses this data to judge a grant proposal, the decision may be biased.

The fact that you're doing qualitative work in bioethics instead of quantitative scientific research will not by itself disqualify you; yet, it's hard to know how well particular reviewers and study-section members will judge a bioethics proposal.

But if a majority of national parliaments judged that a proposal infringed subsidiarity, the commission would be expected to re-examine its approach.The commission too should evolve.

"How will I judge any proposal?

[C2.] Ford Ignition Settlement Approved A judge approved a proposal by Ford to settle lawsuits in five states by reimbursing current and former owners who replaced flawed ignition systems on millions of vehicles.

"The law is so inflexible," said Judge Corriero, now executive director of Big Brothers Big Sisters of New York City and the author of "Judging Children as Children: A Proposal for a Juvenile Justice System".

The medical ethical committee (CMO Regio Arnhem - Nijmegen) assessed the study proposal and judged an approval was not necessary.

Are judges without expertise in say--genetics--really able to judge the merits of a proposal from a geneticist?