Sentence examples for making a proposal for from inspiring English sources

A second attempt was made in 1712, when Jonathan Swift addressed an open letter to Robert Harley, earl of Oxford, then Lord Treasurer, making "A Proposal for Correcting, Improving, and Ascertaining [fixing] the English Tongue".

Best Buy modified this by requesting that if Mr. Schulze did not put up a proposal during that time, he would be barred from making a proposal for a year.

In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Baugur, which has an 8.5% stake in the company, said that after purchasing the shares and becoming familiar with the company, it decided it “would like to explore the possibility of making a proposal for the acquisition of the issuer.”.

Here is the deal: the most senior pirate must make a proposal for splitting the coins among the pirates, including herself (no fractional coins!).

"I've had teams express some interest in him, but I've never picked up the phone and made a proposal for Jorge Posada.

The procedure in this activity is for students to read through the various other suggestions in the interactive, generate their own ideas, and then make a proposal for how to improve science education at their own school.

After the Livonian War began (1558) and Muscovy presented a serious threat to Lithuania, many of the Lithuanian gentry also desired a closer union with Poland and in 1562 made a proposal for merging the two states.

At the meeting, it is understood Kendall made a proposal for anyone who had identified as a British National party supporter to Labour canvassers to be excluded from the ballot.

We screened current practices, evaluated possibilities and made a proposal for a harmonised assessment.

Finally, we make a proposal for shaping integrated spatial and energy planning.

Secondly, we make a proposal for three complementary, coordinated views of these algorithms.