Sentence examples for proposal assumed from inspiring English sources
The December proposal assumed the safety of government bonds.
The Rudd proposal assumed that the miners could be hit for enough extra tax to reduce the government deficit and ensure funding of benefits for a population that is aging fast.
Actually, the Paris proposal assumed that next diplomatic steps would take place in Cairo, under Egyptian auspices--as they are now, since Egypt still controlled Rafah, the first imaginable crossing to open.
Second, the proposal assumes that the 60% limit could be maintained.
The $101 billion proposal assumes that the close to $7 billion that the state has spent buying electricity will be repaid through a bond issue by August, and Mr. Davis sought to shelter his favored programs in education and public safety.
The Republican proposal assumes that insurers can be induced to offer drug coverage subsidized by the government, just as health maintenance organizations have been induced to sign contracts with the government to care for 6.2 million Medicare beneficiaries.
The proposal assumes that people with income at 133percentt of the poverty level ($29,327 for a family of four) could afford to spend 3percentt of their income on health insurance premiums, while people at 300percentt of the poverty level ($66,150 for a family of four) could spend 13percentt of their income.
The competing proposal assuming a random substitution of Al by Si on the lattice sites is not consistent with the XPS data.
Similarly, at least some variants of the rentier cash grant proposal assume that distributing rents through cash grants will require governments to raise taxes to pay for hitherto rent-financed activities [47, 54, 57, 60].
It is worthwhile to underline that the proposal assumes that the available channels (namely the licensed spectrum free from the PU activity) can be used by each CU at the same time.
Our proposal assumes that it should be possible to identify PBT and vPvB substances on the basis of the data available according to the requirements of the respective legal frameworks.
