Sentence examples for private proposals from inspiring English sources
The process of seeking private proposals will help him determine whether turning the pool over to a private operator makes sense, he said.
Michael Ciaffa, a resident who favors public use, said at the hearing that of the three private proposals, the most elaborate one was probably the most realistic.
Sunday February 17 The government announces a period of public ownership after neither of the two private proposals delivered "sufficient value for money to the taxpayer".
But by calling the solicitation of private proposals to build a high-speed rail corridor between New York and Washington "the worst instincts of Republicans," it resorts to the worst instincts of partisan bickering.
Together, England can persuade Eric Pickles he is in the minority (the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government has single-handedly rejected 520MW of wind projects), give councils confidence to say yes to appropriate private proposals, and grow community energy to be more encompassing than just feed-in-tariff funded cooperatives.
Due to the inherent conflicts of interest in going private transactions, it is likely that these issues will take on additional significance in going private proposals.
Elaine Pursey of Berkshire, England, whose husband planned a day that culminated in a private proposal on the Wollman Rink in Central Park in Manhattan, loved it.
Still, last year, the Buffalo City Council endorsed a private proposal for a 700-foot arch on Lake Erie to honor Mary and "make reparation for the grave sin of worldwide abortion".
MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia on Monday endorsed portions of a private proposal from President Bush that could lead to a new strategic framework between their nations, including progress on troubling issues like missile defense, nuclear arms control and nonproliferation.
Two DUP ministers were strangely wrong-footed when some of the context for a planned visitor's centre at the Giant's Causeway raised questions it appeared that neither had fully considered about a private proposal they had been "minded to approve", in light of serious environmental impacts clearly identified in a high-level Unesco report.
However a similar private proposal led by the Wembley Stadium and London "Gherkin" architect Sir Norman Foster appears to place a Thames Gateway airport on a site overlapping with the original Cliffe airport scheme, both of them on the Isle of Grain on the north Kent coast, between the Thames and Medway estuaries.
