Sentence examples for language of proposals from inspiring English sources

The group is scheduled to meet on Monday to finalize the language of proposals it will place before voters.

The Charter Revision Commission will have two public meetings this week -- one tomorrow and another on Thursday -- to finalize the language of proposals that could bring the most significant change ever to New York City elections.

He emphasized that the language of his proposal would not undermine Congressional intent and would probably survive court scrutiny.

Officials at several industry groups said they wanted to see the formal language of the proposal before taking legal steps, but Rhona S. Applebaum, Coca-Cola's chief scientific and regulatory officer, said she had concerns.

He said that though the word "abortion" would not appear in the language of the proposal, it would effectively make an abortion "the destruction of a person" and therefore illegal.

Mr. Petro said on Monday that the language of the proposal was too sweeping, seeking to bar any type of civil unions and deny the legal standing of marriage to any unmarried couple, and that it would probably hurt the state's economy.

The language of the proposal does not define what "due care" means but notes drivers could still be found liable if the "actions leading to the injury were willful or wanton". .

British diplomats, keen to promote the City of London, which services Russian money, will be going through the language of the banking proposals meticulously, seeking to limit their impact.

The exact language of the two proposals is in flux, because they are each the subject of ongoing compromise negotiations between three institutions of the European Union.

DeGette, in a statement, said that she appreciated Upton's effort "to publicly share possible legislative language on a number of proposals that might be included in an eventual bill.

Mr. Gaffney said the language of a ballot proposal voters narrowly defeated last November was confusing.