Sentence examples for large-scale proposals from inspiring English sources

Over the past two months, the president was reportedly considering large-scale proposals that would potentially defer the deportations of up to 5 million of the nation's 11 million undocumented immigrants and grant more green cards to foreign workers.

But interviews with more than two dozen state and federal officials and experts suggest that Louisiana, from the earliest days of the spill in the Gulf of Mexico, has often disregarded its own plans and experts in favor of large-scale proposals that many say would probably have had limited effectiveness and could have even hampered the response.

The large-scale proposal of this consortium, as stated in its mission [58], includes the necessary specifications and roadmap to achieve this goal.

Mr Ashworth cited a large-scale proposal for a wind turbine manufacturer in Chepstow and a recent film studio proposal as two applications which had received the go-ahead within eight weeks.

These collaborations will work together to develop solutions designed to address population health issues identified as priorities by the community and provide support for community-partnered studies to generate pilot data needed to develop larger scale proposals, awards, and projects.

Huizar has served for several years as the chairman of the powerful Planning and Land Use Management Committee, which vets proposals for apartment towers, hotel projects, new shopping malls and other large-scale development proposals.

There are, certainly, large-scale transportation proposals now on the table that are worthy of our collective consideration, like the the Cross-Harbor Freight Tunnel to link New Jersey and Brooklyn.

His experience at Milton Keynes reinforces a belief that large-scale development proposals can deliver community facilities such as roads, schools, libraries and community centres without significant government funding.

Murray Wilcox QC, a former federal court judge, said the blueprint was a serious attempt to improve a system that was shutting the public out of the decision-making process and failing to properly assess the impact of large-scale development proposals.

They are generally made as part of large-scale revisionary proposals for the conceptual framework of cognitive neuroscience.

All development is subject to a high level of scrutiny; any development that would adversely affect the natural beauty of the landscape will automatically be resisted, and large-scale development proposals must be accompanied by an environmental impact assessment.