Sentence examples for proposal efforts from inspiring English sources

Optimization models developed using the framework can maximize an objective function of interest such as the probability of contract award on a proposal by leveraging data from previous proposal efforts.

This paper describes the framework and provides guidance for how to develop an optimization model using the framework that is customized for a particular proposal effort of interest.

Renewed UN peace-proposal efforts in 1984 and 1985 were unsuccessful, and in May 1985 a constitution for the TRNC was approved by referendum.

Have conversations with PIs or other lead scientists about strategies for managing group dynamics or fiscal matters, and definitely take every opportunity to lead proposal writing efforts.

[C3.] Regulators Dismiss Audit Proposal An effort by the accounting profession's trade group to propose auditing standards has received a tart response from regulators.

When the Bush administration proposed changes that it said would streamline risk-assessment procedures, critics called the proposal an effort to weaken environmental regulation.

The proposals included efforts to reduce double-digit inflation; tax breaks for education, housing and medical costs; and more spending for housing, infrastructure and military equipment.

Schlosser traces the many disarmament proposals and efforts from Harry Truman's effort to vest control over nuclear weapons with the United Nations up through President Obama's efforts to outlaw the weapons through international agreement, but he offers small hope that they can ever be abolished.

As a consequence it is an inconvenient truth that all proposals or efforts at the local, national or global levels to solve the problems of global warming are serious intellectual frauds if they fail to advocate that we address the fundamental cause of global warming namely overpopulation.

With the letter to the government providing the bare bones of a full settlement proposal, the effort appears to be Andersen's last shot at a negotiated resolution of the criminal case stemming from the destruction last fall of thousands of documents related to Enron.

In a letter addressed to Tommy G. Thompson, the secretary of Health and Human Services -- and signed by 20 Democrats, one Republican and one independent -- the senators said the agency's refusal to approve the proposals "undermines efforts to reduce unintended pregnancies and improve maternal and infant health".