Sentence examples for organization proposed from inspiring English sources

C & K and the Durst Organization proposed the cultural complex.

Yesterday the organization proposed a series of rules involving parts of the process for new offerings.

Members of the American Youth Soccer Organization proposed a rule that would ban heading in games and practices for players under age 10.

As a result of the initiative, Cités Unies France, the French sister city organization, proposed last week that the dozens of French cities with "sisters" in the United States do the same thing.

On Thursday, the plaintiffs in the case, the Log Cabin Republicans, a gay organization, proposed that Judge Phillips keep Defense Secretary Robert Gates and others from enforcing the statute or applying the policy and suspend any pending investigations or discharges.

The key unit of organization proposed is that of context.

Classic theories of circadian organization propose that oscillator phase relationships are reflected in the circadian waveform of the population and that oscillators with different period lengths will adopt different phases under entrained and free-running conditions [35].

Classic theories of circadian organization propose that phase heterogeneity is determined by differences in other oscillatory parameters (e.g., period); therefore we investigated the mechanistic bases of SCN spatiotemporal organization by testing whether SCN regions differed in other circadian parameters that could account for phase differences.

But they loudly protested when organizations proposed a tour of the city for the US judge who will rule on Detroit's bankruptcy – that, they insisted, would be too "dangerous".

More than a year and a half ago, the N.I.H. and several government organizations proposed changing current regulations to require consent for tissue research, genome sequencing and sharing private data.

The city's more specific earmarks for Symphony Hall, the Newark Public Library and other non-profit organizations (proposed by city officials after the state sent a letter on March 9 questioning the funds' lack of oversight) also struck Mr. Mallach as inadequate.