Sentence examples for meet proposed from inspiring English sources
The question, then, is not whether automakers can meet proposed standards.
They are likely to allow Berkshire to meet proposed requirements that companies have a majority of directors that are independent from management.
Mr Scott, who already needed to find cuts of $3.7 billion to make ends meet, proposed $2 billion in tax cuts, but was rebuffed by the legislature.All this has made the four heroes in Republican circles.
The bank says it has plenty of capital, although it will have to take steps to reduce its assets — or increase its equity — to meet proposed leverage rules aimed at large bank holding companies.
Only 10 of those designated as showing NSSI reported behavior at this level of persistence, so that the present sample likely includes individuals whose NSSI is less severe than those who would meet proposed DSM-5 criteria.
On 20 November, federal research minister Edelgard Bulmahn informed the presidents and chairs of Germany's science organisations that her ministry ( BMBF) would not be able to meet proposed budget increases for DFG, MPG, the Leibniz Association ( WGL), and the science academies, but would instead freeze the 2003 budgets at this year's level.
Nevertheless, Wolters expressed a willingness to meet, proposing (rather pointedly) a meeting at Wolters' house on November 19, Buß- und Bettag, the day of penance and prayer for German Protestants.
One of the first men she met proposed "strong, forceful scary things," she recalled, "and I just knew in my gut he was not the right person".
Patients who met proposed diagnostic criteria for NSSI disorder exhibited significantly greater SI than those who did not.
Additional findings indicate that individuals who self-injure and report elevated levels of SI exhibit more clinically severe NSSI; for example, patients who met proposed DSM-5 diagnostic criteria for NSSI Disorder reported significantly greater SI.
Whenever someone you've only just met proposes going to something you've never heard of, check it is not something they are selling, and if not, accept with alacrity.
