Sentence examples for proposal for bringing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Scaroni has also been supportive of Russian energy projects including Southstream, a proposal for bringing Russian natural gas to Western Europe by means of a pipeline under the Black Sea, bypassing countries like Ukraine.

But along with the awareness of the apparent need for some immigration -- expressed in the new proposal for bringing in the qualified through quotas -- a strong current of suspicion of, or outright hostility to, foreigners persists.

Member states have yet to tackle the widest ranging proposals.A telling sign of the seriousness of the problems ahead came in the early summer, when Britain's Lord Cockfield put forward a highly controversial proposal for bringing the differences between member states' VAT rates and excise duties broadly into line.

Shortly before starting construction on the golf course, Harbor Shores issued a report detailing some of its proposals for bringing change to Benton Harbor.

Proposals for bringing office buildings & light industry into Harlem include a State Office Building, a City Police Academy, & rebuilding of City College's Baruch School of Business there.

Mr. Obama is not expected to unveil concrete proposals for bringing Israelis and Palestinians together during his visit or initiate a specific new peace process.

In his June 13 column, "Medicare Saves Money," Paul Krugman criticizes my proposals for bringing Medicare back to fiscal balance based on the argument that Medicare costs less than private insurance.

One Sunday newspaper reported Brown as being in favour of spending commitments as a "springboard" to the election, while Darling was said to favour detailing his proposals for bringing down public debt.

SPL proposals for bringing the 12 top-flight sides and the 30 Scottish Football League clubs under the one banner are unlikely to gain approval.

However, Yuan's proposals for bringing China into the war were against Japanese interests and gains from the war.

United States Representative Anthony D. Weiner, a Democratic candidate for mayor, unveiled new proposals yesterday for bringing order to city classrooms and called the public school system "the single most important issue" facing the city.