Sentence examples for proposal for a system from inspiring English sources

The government appears to be considering Ofcom's proposal for a system of monitoring media ownership, he adds.

Anthony M. Tarpey, a member of a team of M.B.A. students at Wharton, almost apologizes for the team's proposal for a system that allows marketers to send video clips as e-mail messages.

Government officials in Spain have announced a safety review with preliminary measures, including banning the use of cellphones by drivers, and they are discussing a proposal for a system of video cameras trained on the operators.

LONDON — Prime Minister David Cameron announced on Thursday that cross-party talks with other political leaders on regulating Britain's rambunctious press had broken down and that he would pursue his own proposal for a system of self-regulation after months of inquiries into the phone hacking scandal, mainly at Rupert Murdoch's tabloid newspapers here.

This paper presents a proposal for a system that can evaluate human health and urban environment sanitation in an integrated manner.

His own proposal for a system of formal logic was published as "The Relation of the Principles of Logic to the Foundations of Geometry" in 1905; this work was extended in "The Principles of Logic" in 1914 (reprinted in Robinson 1951, 379 441 and 310 378, respectively).

Proposals for a system of portable pensions are due by June.

There was less clarity about proposals for a system of bank taxes to help protect taxpayers from being liable for the bill in future crises.

Within a couple of months, Mr Pitt plans to publish proposals for a system for regulating auditors, based on a private-sector body "aggressively overseen" by the SEC.He also intends to force an agenda for greatly improving accounting standards on the Financial Accounting Standards Board FASBB).

The special select committee on Members' Expenses under Conservative Adam Afriyie has laboured and brought forward proposals for a system of flat rate allowances to replace the more elaborate system operated by the hated (by MPs, anyway) expenses watchdog IPSA.

A subsequent proposal for such a system, put forward by the Ucas admissions service, was also not introduced.