Sentence examples for proposal invests from inspiring English sources
Bridging the difference, the President's Proposal invests $11 billion in these centers.
The proposal: invest some $470 million to build a wall of ice to contain the radioactive leaks.
The company said it will stick to its original proposal to invest 300 million pounds in the plant.
Pass President Clinton's proposal to invest up to 15percentt of the trust fund in private equities.
Like him, we strongly endorse a bipartisan Congressional proposal to invest $1.5 billion annually in Pakistan's people with the building of schools, hospitals and roads.
He also cited Mr. Torricelli's appearance on CNN's "Crossfire" program in October 2000, in which the senator appeared to embrace a proposal to invest part of the Social Security trust fund in stocks.
After ridiculing Mr. Corzine's proposal to invest some Social Security money in the stock market, Mr. Florio was embarrassed last week when The New Jersey Jewish News released an audiotape of Mr. Florio eloquently advocating the same idea in May 1999.
Having witnessed firsthand the devastating effects of Arthur Andersen's blindness to Enron's economic chicanery, is there anyone who can now defend the Bush administration's risky proposal to invest Social Security money in the stock market?
Your Jan . 22news article "Plan to Invest Pension Funds Is Abandoned" says Deputy Mayor Joseph J. Lhota believed that the Knickerbocker Fund proposal to invest public-employee pension money in New York real estate projects was faulty because of an effort "to ram" it through without sufficient review or a competitive-bidding process.
Mr. Florio has also cautioned voters not to let Wall Street's blazing performance in recent years lure them into accepting the Clinton administration's proposal to invest some Social Security money in the stock market, an initiative Mr. Corzine supports.
He added that he would check the site to see whether it included a link to the White House Web site that promotes the Clinton administration's proposal to invest Social Security money in the stock market, an idea Mr. Gore once supported.
