Sentence examples for proposal for some time from inspiring English sources

While the group said she was still open to talks, her office has been studying the proposal for some time, suggesting that the outstanding problems might be difficult to resolve.

"The district negotiating team was surprised and gratified to receive this proposal from [the union], as the district has been making this proposal for some time," Assistant Supt.

Officials here and in the United States will probably dissect Mr. Peña Nieto's proposals for some time.

The Soviet Union has been offering these proposals for some time, because Moscow has a leading role in the European security conference and wants to defuse the Atlantic alliance.

Party leader Mike Nesbitt said: "We pulled out two Fridays ago, we've been working on our own proposals for some time.

The anti-drug proposal had been planned for some time as a significant part of Mr. Clinton's overall anti-crime strategy, White House aides said.

The Senate candidate has listed the proposal on his website for some time now but with little fanfare.

The broad outlines of these proposals have been debated for some time but, almost inevitably, the devil is in the detail.

Save slight alterations -- most notably to the dividends tax policy -- this is the proposal Obama has been championing for some time now.

It will also make a Jamaican break somewhat less nervy for ganja-puffing tourists.Reform proposals have been knocking around for some time: a National Commission on Ganja recommended decriminalisation in 2001.

You're in the market for a new car, but you don't want to get slaughtered on current gas prices, which, despite our president's recent spate of proposals, won't likely fall for some time to come.