Sentence examples for master proposal from inspiring English sources

"Where is the plan for traffic?" he asked, noting that a master proposal adopted by the city, after hundreds of residents offered ideas, has been all but ignored.

Even if the court were confident that plaintiffs' proposed use of a special master was legally sound, such a conclusion would not allay the court's remaining concerns with regard to the logistical difficulties in plaintiffs' special master proposal.

Little did Candice know that when Tim popped the question years later, those sweet letters would play a key role in his master proposal plan.

Phase I results will be used to develop a master proposal for a detailed pilot intervention plan in one district in phase II.

They add that the memorial is dependent to a large extent on options in the master plan proposals being put together by Beyer Blinder Belle, the architectural and planning firm working on the initial six designs for the site.

All of Masters's proposals in this direction are derisively rejected by his subject, whose own more pedestrian explanation seems mostly right: He suffered an unusual lack of flexibility that kept him from venturing beyond the narrow patch of group theory where he made his name, even when there was little left to be mined.

Clarence Michalis, the mayor of Lattingtown on Long Island, who helped defeat the master builder Robert Moses' proposal for a Long Island Sound Bridge a generation ago, says he ran into Mr. Saunders, an acquaintance, at a funeral for a mutual friend 10 days ago.

Despite of Kirkuk master plan, a proposal developed by Pell Frischmann consultancy for USA Iraq Transition Assistance Office did not gain any attraction by number of KPC Kirkuk Province Councill) for a number of political reasons [6].

The Recreation Department's master plan calls the proposal "park repositioning," which officials promote as a clear-eyed way to look at necessary downsizing, a way to align park space with the significant demographic shifts over the last half-century in Detroit, which has lost about a million people since 1950.

In many ways Herbert was as passionate about the careers of his students and younger colleagues as he was about his own; he urged us to publish from the earliest stages of our projects, organised scholarships and visiting fellowships for us at institutions all over the world, and was a master in writing grant proposals - from which many of us benefitted both directly and indirectly.

"It gathers work of international artists and hosts great masters and historical proposals along with emerging artists".