Sentence examples for proposal launched from inspiring English sources
Portland has an unusually collaborative form of city government, in which vocal citizens wield a lot of power, and the timing of Paulson's proposal, launched in the middle of the U.S. financial crisis, created more obstacles.
In a separate policy proposal launched on Monday, a senior Metropolitan police detective and a Cambridge University academic have called for better use of knife-crime data to predict attacks.
Barnier threatened "a coordinated response" from Brussels against banks that sought to dodge the cap by paying top staff extra allowances after Britain, outvoted 26 to one in Brussels on the proposal, launched a legal challenge at the European court of justice in 2013.
But a proposal launched in the journal Science, led by Jef Boeke of the New York University Langone Medical Centre and colleagues, aims explicitly to tell citizens and taxpayers what they hope to do, and why, and encourage public interest and involvement.
The FCC's incentive auction proposal, launched in September of last year, would unleash substantial spectrum for licensed uses like 4G LTE.
Submittal of mixed-use proposal launches public hearing process.
After many reject your proposal, launch a Web site, generate press for it, write articles for national magazines and try again.
--@realDonaldTrump One week later: Trump WH receives EPA proposal launching sabotage of Mercury & Air Toxics Standards that avoid 100,000s of asthma attacks in kids, 1,000s of deaths & heart attacks every year.
The ideas and proposals launched at this synod will be coming back".
So the draft proposals launched on July 15th for a new system of exams, including some compulsory subjects, risk provoking slammed bedroom doors all over the country.Under the current system there is no compulsion after 16, the age when most students do their GCSE exams.
Two eye-catching proposals launched this week, one for a town outside Cambridge, the other for three new towns in the south of England, suggest that more of the countryside may give way to bricks and mortar.This year marks the centenary of the publication of Ebenezer Howard's "Garden Cities of Tomorrow", which set out a revolutionary vision of a modern new town.
