Sentence examples for proposal for consolidating from inspiring English sources

His fingers trembled as he showed the writer the models of several recent projects: a office building for the Prague riverfront, a proposal for consolidating East Berlin's principal museums, a Cleveland residence.

The commission was also criticized on Monday for consolidating its proposals into two ballot questions that totaled more than 300 words.

Kumarapala (reigned c. 1143 72) was responsible for consolidating the kingdom.

Is it really the solution to put our house in order and balance Le Monde by laying off 129 people?" The unions for Le Monde employees offer alternative proposals like consolidating the staff of the newspaper and its Web site employees in one building and reducing the number of managers, something that has already started to happen in the last few days.

Thom Shanker of The Times reported that Pentagon supporters argue that the proposal, which envisions consolidating Army forces in Afghanistan with those in Iraq, would simplify planning for future troop rotations and make it easier for each branch to sustain troop levels.

The Economist recent warned that the proposals, by consolidating power at the national level, risked setting the stage for "an elected strongman" in Italy.

The city now hopes the other boroughs will be open to frozen dinners, and has issued a request for proposals to consolidate the city's meal delivery system and allow for more people to be served.

Americans for the Arts is pushing for an increase to $30 million, and it opposes Obama's proposal to consolidate it into a new umbrella program that would administer grants for health, financial literacy, foreign language and physical education instruction, as well as the arts.

Your proposals for consolidation are not clear.

Ten years ago, part of this immense property was earmarked for "Citta della Moda," Nicola Trussardi's utopian proposal to consolidate Milan's fashion designers, companies and their seasonal shows in one neat and tidy neighborhood.

The proposal to consolidate some school districts will most likely meet resistance, particularly in towns that pride themselves on their locally run schools.