Sentence examples for proposal covering from inspiring English sources

The union said the airline made a contract proposal covering fleet workers yesterday, and said it expected US Airways to make a similar proposal covering mechanics today.

The monument proposal, covering nearly 2 million acres, is scheduled for Congressional action before the end of 1978.

The zoning proposal, covering a 415-block area in and around Jamaica, much of it residential, which would be largely protected from further development, is part of a citywide rezoning process.

And in a proposal covering producers of a gasoline additive blamed for contaminating groundwater, an agreement giving them immunity retroactive to Oct. 1 in product liability cases came under scrutiny because of lawsuits in the last few weeks.

The proposal, covering 49 pages in the Federal Register, noted that the hazards of farm work had changed drastically and that while teenage farmworkers accounted for only 4 percent of the country's working youths, they suffered more than 40 percent of overall workplace deaths.

This time, they left the couple with instructions to think things over, review the binder and the fabric and wallpaper swatches, and discuss the most challenging proposal — covering the walls with bold stripes, either by painting or wallpapering them, a project the couple would have to do themselves.

More than 200 proposals covering 43,000 acres of pine barrens have been breezing through this approval process.

In a letter (1266) the pope referred to letters received from Bacon, who had come forward with certain proposals covering the natural world, mathematics, languages, perspective, and astrology.

And of the budget proposals covering the next five years, he said, only those for 2005 are firm in seeking to halt that growth, in select areas outside national defense.

Hillary Clinton's technology policy initiative, released on Tuesday, is a list maker's dream, a parade of specific proposals covering a spectrum of issues.

Despite that, there are no signs of a breakthrough on the outstanding proposals covering oil revenues, constitutional reform, provincial elections or other issues.