Sentence examples for more comprehensive proposal from inspiring English sources

The military had offered a more comprehensive proposal.

Ms. Weinberg also told committee members that the more comprehensive proposal raised constitutional questions.

The American board put forth a stronger and more comprehensive proposal.

As a result of the campaign, councillors postponed the decision to give the residents more time to put together a more comprehensive proposal – and the joint council leaders have made noises that publicly they're impressed with the residents' plans.

He said the administration would release a more comprehensive proposal in coming weeks "to ensure a sustainable future for the postal service," one that would be part of the broader $1.5 trillion deficit reduction package that the President Obama has promised to send to Congress.

However, more comprehensive proposal that demonstrates the influence of channel noise on the BW REQ mechanism is not negligible [11].

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky). ridiculed "putting sanctions on people who are in prison" as a weak choice, while drafters of the new bill suspected that Trump was trying to draw attention away from their more comprehensive proposals.

Christopher J. Nolan, a vice president at the conservancy, who presented the plan to the commission on Monday, said he would return with a more comprehensive final proposal but that the feasibility of such a master plan would depend on city or private contributions.

Democrats have already had to significantly scale back the more comprehensive energy proposal that they were hoping for, which included a cap on carbon emissions.

On July 21st the Obama administration proposed legislation that is more comprehensive than many expected.The proposals focus on tackling conflicts of interest and on increasing openness.

You are right, "designs are not one-size-fits-all". This is exactly why DESIGN is so critical- steering away from a repeated kit of parts and generalized notions of best practices, and instead pushing towards a more coherent, contextual and comprehensive proposal; linking to the physical and urban needs, socio-economic dynamics, employment, tenure and policy, amongst others.