Sentence examples for lines of proposals from inspiring English sources

A senior official said Mr. Bush and his national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, whose voice on often-divided Middle East policy has proved decisive in the past, were leaning toward the notion of outlining parameters or a timetable for a final peace settlement that would follow lines of proposals under discussion before negotiations broke down.

Will it facilitate collusion?" When the business-to-business markets are formed as joint ventures by traditional rivals, they cannot operate without government approval, and in recent weeks, officials in Washington and Europe have announced their views on the first of what promises to be a long line of proposals.

The current scheme, which had been given the "go-ahead in principle" by ministers, is the latest in a long line of proposals.

Additionally, along the lines of the proposals considered in this study, healthcare organisations should propose guidelines on how to interact with patients who suffer AE in an ethical way, which reduces the likelihood that patients will sue providers and increase trust in healthcare organisations and their staff [ 28].

The committee would also like to see a cap placed on auditor liability, along the lines of new proposals in the European Union.

"Were the commission to adopt anything along the lines of these proposals it would be aiding and abetting Google in its long-running strategy to transition organic traffic into paid traffic.

I think Myleene was thinking more along the lines of Indecent Proposal.

The United Nations report came a day after Mr. Saleh said he had given Mr. Hadi authority to negotiate with opponents for a transfer of power, along the lines of a proposal originally brokered by neighboring Persian Gulf states.

The proposal is expected to come out in a week, and will probably call for one debate a month, along the lines of a proposal made last week by Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, who took the lead in trying to resolve this after his own well-received performance at the candidates' first debate two weeks ago.

This would be along the lines of a proposal by Harvard professors David S. Scharfstein and Adi Sunderam (though they would have the government offer insurance on a modest share of mortgages even in normal times, to maintain the capacity to scale up when needed).

Along the lines of the proposal by Mitt Romney on Nov. 19, 2008, the Obama administration put the two car companies through a managed bankruptcy with "post-bankruptcy financing" and assurance to "car buyers that their warranties are not at risk".