Sentence examples for making propositions for from inspiring English sources

"We don't want to start making propositions for the river until we know exactly how it functions," says Tensho Takemori – the partner leading the project with Anand Devarajan – sitting in a room wallpapered with maps and diagrams of the river's winding 51-mile course.

A review of the major barriers and enablers to innovation at business level has been carried out which made been a basis for making propositions about the factors that affect innovation.

"The first thing that happened was that last winter, the Soviet Ukraine commune made a proposition for me to become their chairman," he said.

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Although in the 1980s, many of the acquisitions made were unsolicited and unwelcome, private equity firms in the 1990s focused on making buyouts attractive propositions for management and shareholders.

Unlike Tarski, Bolzano makes his proposal for propositions in the vernacular, not for sentences of a formal language with a precisely defined semantics.

There could hardly have been anyone in Iraq whose credentials, both moral and scientific, were better suited for making the proposition a success.

This fall, Mr. Blocher also helped defeat a referendum proposition making it easier for children and grandchildren of foreigners to obtain Swiss passports.

Aspirants in highly integrated workflows were thus more likely to act in ways that would allow incumbents to make well-informed role propositions for them.

"At the same time the budget proposition is making brutal cuts for safety net programs," Entmacher said, "It's proposing trillions in cuts for both corporations and the very wealthy".

Lee approached the group in 1988 after the release of It Takes a Nation with the proposition of making a song for his movie.