Sentence examples for proposal jointly from inspiring English sources

The Senate proposal, jointly offered by conservative West Virginia Democrat Joe Manchin and Pennsylvania Republican Pat Toomey, would have expanded federal background checks to close the so-called gun show loophole.

The administration's proposal, jointly published by the Environmental Protection Agency and the Transportation Department, would roll back a 2012 rule that required automakers to nearly double the fuel economy of passenger vehicles to an average of about 54 miles per gallon by 2025.

Trading in its shares has been suspended since Oct. 14, and PCCW confirmed last week that Li and China Netcom had been discussing a proposal jointly to buy the firm.

Fortunately, I identified a niche for myself in the field--a novel area of research in translational control--and wrote a proposal jointly with a permanent member of faculty at the University of Sussex, U.K., who had actually taught me years earlier.

Processes and outcomes were evaluated according to the project proposal, jointly written by the partners.

Hopefully the lab will have money to pay you, but if not, you may have to write your own grant proposals jointly with the lab P.I.

The Bush and Obama administrations have both supported the same set of proposals, and the legislation most hotly contested by the NRA has been proposed jointly by Dianne Feinstein of California, a Democratic senator, and Peter King of New York, a Republican congressman.

That "clearly contradicts" a proposal signed jointly by France and Germany ahead of the last summit meeting of European leaders in June, Philippe Gudin, an economist at Barclays, wrote in a research note.

A proposal submitted jointly by CIIFAD and the Cambodian NGO, CEDAC (Centre for Study and Development of Cambodian Agriculture) to the science and technology program of the U.S. Department of State has been accepted with funding of $98,000 to support the domestic marketing system, and potential export capacity, of farmer associations working with CEDAC to produce organically-grown SRI.

Under the proposal, issued jointly by the international board, which sets rules for many countries around the globe, and by the Financial Accounting Standards Board, which writes the United States rules, an airline entering into a lease for a plane would show an asset of the right to use the plane and an equal liability based on the current value of the lease payments it has promised to make.

That proposal was jointly rejected by Cambridge City and South Cambridgeshire councils.