Sentence examples for pilot the proposals from inspiring English sources

The agreement between the BBC and ITV to create a cost-cutting regional news partnership has foundered, with both sides unable to decide whether to pilot the proposals.

Lincolnshire and Northampton police forces were said to be willing to pilot the proposal.

As a pilot project, the proposal looks at two of the SZDs, located at critical intersections and overlaps within the city's fabric and region's ecology.

The practices were identified because they met three criteria Two of the sites were academic Family Health Teams that had expressed an interest in participating in this pilot at the proposal writing stage.

negotiators that the union's proposals "are not in the best long-term interests of either our company or our pilots". It said the proposals would increase American's annual pilot costs by about $3 billion in recurring expenses.

"I am confident that the recommendations in this report, and the work that we will now do together, will allow us to do much more to support some of the most vulnerable people seeking asylum in the UK and in our city". Councillor Jennifer Layden is in London to host talks with the Home Office on the pilot scheme proposals.

The FAA in January said the rerouting was "feasible under certain conditions". The pilot group rejected the proposal because there is no "escape route" to prevent airliners turning east from running into the Verdugo Mountains should problems develop on takeoff, Aalfs said in a letter to airport officials.

The report said: "Whilst other stakeholders were receptive to the proposals for piloting, awarding organisations were unsure as to their effectiveness.

But the Comair pilots complained that the proposal was not that much different from a proposal that union members rejected before the strike began on March 26.

The ostensible subject of the hearing was not US Airways and United, but American's plan to buy Trans World Airlines in a bankruptcy sale, and the hearing room was packed with T.W.A. pilots who back the proposal.

While the EC had said the proposals would lower pilots' working hours in most of the EU's 28 member states, unions had interpreted the maths differently and are pushing for lower limits.