Sentence examples for more recent proposals from inspiring English sources

Others were more recent proposals such as Michael Gove's plan to revive a form of O-levels.

The theoretical behavior of the most common exchange functionals, like those proposed by Becke in 1988 and by Perdew and Wang in 1991, will be compared with that of more recent proposals.

In addition to these more recent proposals, we will demonstrate that the integration between safety and production can proceed through anticipations occurring at several levels of the construction phase, not only in the design phase.

More recent proposals to radically reform the trust will first need its agreement, but more worryingly appear to herald just the sort of political interference in the BBC's operations the party wants us to believe it rejects.

While these mandates would be much bigger than the current federal requirements of 7.5 billion gallons of biofuels by 2012, they are in line with more recent proposals by Congress and the current administration.

The paper also attempts to show how such change processes can be illustrated by employing systems thinking to construct dynamic business models: the evolution of these concepts is exemplified with some past applications in networked enterprise building and more recent proposals in environmental, disaster and healthcare management.

According to reports in the Canadian news media, a more recent proposal to combine Scotiabank and Bank of Montreal was blocked by the prime minister, Jean Chrétien.

Mr. Ryan's second and more recent proposal involves offering a voucher program but also continuing traditional Medicare – a kind of "public option" that was derided by many on the right during the health care debate of 2009-10.

A more recent proposal to transfer programs from traditionally white state schools raised the ire of the Maryland Higher Education Commission and some university presidents who said the plan would ultimately harm students.

Among politicians, he cites the health-care plan offered by Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, during his presidential campaign of 2008, along with a more recent proposal introduced in the Senate in May 2009 as Senate bill S.1099 by Senator Tom Coburn, Republican of Oklahoma.

For a more recent proposal, see Båve (2008).