Sentence examples for proposal costing from inspiring English sources

The amount of consideration once devoted to a proposal costing $3 billion is now devoted to a proposal costing $300 billion.

The biggest single proposal, costing the Treasury about $385 billion over 10 years, would end taxes on most dividends.

White House advisers say Mr. Obama, exasperated with Republicans' refusal to cooperate, is preparing to use his speech on Thursday to fight for an ambitious job-creation proposal costing hundreds of billions of dollars.

Brunel produced a new proposal costing £10,000 less than Telford's design and gained support for it in the local press.

The Democratic proposal cost more than the Republican plan -- $594 billion from 2005 to 2012, compared with $370 billion.

The Greens have had the proposal costed by the independent Parliamentary Budget Office, arguing generous subsidies to investors have driven up the cost of housing.

"Is it 2 ½ or 3 ½ million dollars you have allotted for your 'grass roots lobby'?" Whitaker and Baxter's campaign against Harry Truman's national-health-insurance proposal cost the A.M.A. nearly five million dollars, and it took more than three years.

After rejecting two proposals costing more than $1 million, the board of selectmen approved $950,000 in March 1997.

A competition for low-cost planetary missions led by principal investigators from outside NASA, called Discovery, had already yielded innovative proposals costing just hundreds of millions of dollars, well short of the billion-dollar budget of a flagship NASA mission.

The Long-Term SCORE Act will give authority to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) to evaluate legislative proposals costs more accurately and allow them to do costs and savings estimates for as long as 50 years into the future.

Usually there is large difference between initial "development cost guesses", "Proposal Cost Estimations" and the final "Cost-to-Completion".