Sentence examples for needs and proposals from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, the two commissions held public meetings, with each of the states' negotiators talking about their needs and proposals.

A report has since been done which outlined their needs and proposals to meet these needs in the short, medium and long term.

The interviewees were also asked for their opinions on the advantages, disadvantages, challenges and risks relating to the old software process as well as short-term and long-term needs and proposals for improving the process.

In this paper a system is introduced that gives us recommendations on the number and the order of the needed setups, and proposals on the appropriate fixtures needed at machining a given workpiece.

Moreover, Mr. Cheney's signature issue -- his lengthy report on America's energy needs and his proposals for more drilling, deregulation and refining capacity -- has gone politically astray.

Rather than relying on NASA engineers to design the spacecraft, the space agency is publishing the capabilities it needs and requesting proposals from companies to provide those services.

To identify the problems involved more specifically, women must take part in the deliberations around the mid-term review of the common agricultural policy (pan-European agricultural cooperatives, civil society, agricultural NGOs) in order to take account of their needs and their proposals for improving their standard of living, keeping young people in the countryside and attracting them to it.

But most other nations thought the measures were needed and the proposals passed with overwhelming majorities, 79% for the sharks and 85% for the devil rays.

After more than three hours of talks the two expressed willingness to seek an end to the war, with Uribe – who has long argued that the peace plan gives too many concessions to the rebels – emphasising the need for "adjustments and proposals" to ensure the deal includes all Colombians.

Republicans said, no, they just wanted to give Mr. Bush a chance to assess needs and make coherent proposals.

Even if you've spent a good deal of time researching a potential buyer's needs and putting together proposals that meet her interests, you could slip up by failing to present your offers in the best possible light.