Sentence examples for more extensive proposal from inspiring English sources

They say they would be prepared to discuss a more extensive proposal if Iran showed real interest in negotiating seriously.

The early meetings with the city allowed Maximus to prepare a much more extensive proposal, Mr. Hevesi said, giving it an advantage over the other bidders.

Mr. McGreevey's remarks -- after a closed meeting with a predominantly Democratic group of business and hospital executives and former state and federal government officials -- came four days after Mr. Schundler, the Republican candidate and former mayor of Jersey City, released a more extensive proposal.

After Garcetti intervened, Assistant Secretary of the Army Jo-Ellen Darecommendednded the more extensive proposal to the Corps of Engineers.

He has not said precisely what elements of New York's stop-and-frisk policy he would aim to export, or which versions of profiling he would favor, offering remarks in casual television interviews unaccompanied by more extensive proposals.

The Democratic proposal offers more extensive benefits, at a higher cost to the government that is estimated at $594 billion from 2005 to 2012.

The same year, the Norwegian Society for the Conservation of Nature proposed a more extensive system, the Environmental Tram, which more closely resembles the current proposals.

A1 House Endorses Drug Benefit The House passed a bill offering prescription benefits to 39 million elderly and disabled people on Medicare, but only after Democrats walked off the floor to express frustration at being unable to get a full debate on a proposal to establish more extensive drug coverage.

The Democrats also expressed their frustration at being unable to get a full debate on their proposal to establish much more extensive drug coverage.

Some of these projects had more extensive community involvement from conceptualization of the proposal through the outreach component at the end of the project, while others had limited community involvement.

Perhaps more disturbing to state environmental officials is a proposal to let plants undertake more extensive changes without triggering requirements that they reduce their emissions.