Sentence examples for off the proposed from inspiring English sources

Council members put off the proposed ban and said that they would let anglers and surfers try to reach a permanent accord on their own.

She sold out to the builders on the condition that they would top off the proposed apartment building with a duplicate of her own house.

An estimated 5,000 encircled the building and urged the mayor to tackle the burgeoning housing crisis by building more council homes, control private rents and called off the proposed demolition of properties on up to 70 London estates.

Two weeks after the general election, the new culture minister Ed Vaizey called off the proposed merger between the UK Film Council (UKFC) and the British Film Institute which had been under negotiation for months.

Backing off the proposed constitutional convention had to do, in part, with conservatives' hopes for Eisenhower, whose 1952 campaign had included a promise to repeal New Deal taxes that, he said, were "approaching the point of confiscation".

CrossCountry described the talks as "constructive" and said proposals for resolving the outstanding issues had been forwarded to the RMT's executive committee with a recommendation to call off the proposed industrial action.

In Section 6, numerical results illustrating the different performance/complexity trade-offs of the proposed unified optimization framework are presented.

The bit error rate performance and the decoding complexity trade-off of the proposed decoding algorithms is studied by computer simulations.

As shown in the paper, this kind of representation is quite useful to quantify what the performance versus fairness trade-off of the proposed relaying strategy is.

Hence, it is of great importance to investigate the performance-delay trade-off of the proposed buffer-aided DSTC schemes [30].

The National Football League Players Association is deciding if it wants to sign off on the proposed new agreement.